Hello, Could you share a little more about why the UI needs to adapt for Voice Control? The accessibility labels you have already provided to the gesture-driven controls, which would make them accessible to VoiceOver, should also be sufficient for Voice Control in most cases. If these labels are not sufficient or you'd like to provide custom activation commands, you can also use the accessibilityInputLabels(_:) API

Hello, I apologize for the issues you're hitting with Voice Control, these definitely sound like real bugs. When you get a chance, could you please paste the Feedback Report IDs for the bugs you've filed? We are already aware of some of the bugs you've mentioned, but if you can forward the report IDs here, I can ensure we track those as well, so that you are notified when the bugs are fixed in a future release! Thank you for taking the time to report these issues!

Hi, could you please file a Feedback Assistant report and post the ID? That will allow us to track the issue! In the meantime, to help you identify the specific SwiftUI view which is generating the warning, I would recommend: using the screenshot of the view that is shown at the bottom double-clicking the warning, which should take you to the Inspection view where you can inspect specific attributes and details about this view I hope this gives you enough information to identify the SwiftUI view that would be generating the warning!

Hi, thank you for taking the time to test different inputs into the sufficientElementDescription audit! It seems like the audit did not properly catch some accessibility labels. Could you please file a feedback assistant report and attach these findings? Thank you for your help!