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Apple TV Adds Sign Language With Being Heumann on 13 November

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Apple TV screen showing Being Heumann beside an Apple TV 4K and remote

Apple says its new sign-language interpretation feature will debut on Friday, 13 November, alongside the global Apple TV premiere of Being Heumann, a film about disability rights activist Judy Heumann. Supported titles will carry a sign-language icon in the app.

How to find it

Update the device and open Apple TV app settings to enable Sign Language. Open the supported title and use the Sign Language button during playback. Apple says a search such as “with ASL” can also help surface supported titles.

Check the device and the title

Apple lists iOS, iPadOS, macOS, tvOS and visionOS version 27.2 or later, plus supported third-party devices with the latest app software. Apple also names F1 for ASL and BSL, with Way of the Warrior Kid and Greyhound to follow later this year. Check the icon and the available languages on the title you intend to watch.

Apple’s announcement and device requirements. Featured image courtesy of Apple Newsroom.


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