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I have been an Apple user for as long as I can remember. My first computer was a desktop Mac that I got in the late 90s. My first laptop was PC, but eventually I switched to a MacBook. My first phone was Sidekick, then Blackberry, but eventually I ended up with an iPhone. My first tablet was an iPad. I haven’t switched to an Apple Watch yet – I’m still using an analog watch, haha. So most of my devices are from Apple.
Captions and subtitles are not the same thing. The difference is more pronounced in the USA and some other countries.
I’ve been consulting and presenting on captioning access for over 10 years, written a book (currently it’s undergoing a new edition), and given a TEDx talk about this. I’ve also seen many podcasts, videos, and events that are either not captioned or have captions that are not easy to read due to poor formatting.