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Apple is pitching the new feature as a natural evolution of the iPhone and iPad Magnifier app, which has been helping users zoom, detect objects, and read text since 2016.

The Magnifier app has been available on iPhone and iPad since 2016 as a way to give users who are blind or have low vision the ability to zoom in, read text, and detect objects around them.

Magnifier is a tool that allows people who are blind or low vision to zoom in, read text and detect objects around them on the iPhone or iPad. Now, the feature is coming to the Mac, too.