Tech for neurodiverse w a need for some reasonable accommodations?

So, may I then presume based on this apparently tepid bit of general engagement around appreciation for and glitches in present use of accessibility among Apple users? I also worry people are afraid of said accessibility features, as they are presently available on iOS, and we may like to improve the user experience for those that as yet remain stuck, even unknowingly, in a silent majority represented among the neurodivergent spectrum who remain unable to see how life could indeed be better through improvements (and not simply promises) related to the appropriate (or simply reasonable!) implementation of these imperative (dare I even say, collectively “mind-saving” ) possible feature “updates..”

Thanks for asking for clarification…Many levels to this issue indeed, and re your reply: all of the above. Any thoughts, or personal perspective that you or even others may be able to share here (if appropriate) about whether they “use what they have” and “know what they need” given our long-standing and understandably rising number of disorders related to attention and cognitive/perceptual differences, along w endemic interdependence on tech, especially over emergency health crisis w Covid..