not really a question more like a clarification. i’ve spent the beater part of my morning looking for “speak text” because my keyboard was calling out Phonics and i was losing it. it’s no longer called “speak text” settings - accessibility -spoken content - TYPING FEEDBACK- turn off ”character hints” former know as “speak text”
"Speak Text" is was a feature that was available in older versions of iOS, prior to iOS 14.
However, there is a feature called "Speak Selection" which allows you to have the selected text read out loud by the device. This feature is part of the accessibility options on iPhones and can be enabled in the Settings app under "Accessibility" > "Spoken Content" > "Speak Selection."
"Spoken Content," on the other hand, refers to a different accessibility feature introduced in iOS 14. It provides a more comprehensive text-to-speech experience by reading aloud the entire screen content, including app interfaces, web pages, and messages, without the need to select specific text. This feature can be enabled in the Settings app under "Accessibility" > "Spoken Content."
The pic below is self-explanatory
“Speak-text”
