android-accessibility

I'm currently making my app accessible and I'm having problem with my EditTexts: In every EditText, the user's input is being validated at some point (e.g. after pressing a button) and if the input is invalid, I show an error using editText.setError("message") . The problem is that if TalkBack is on, it will not automatically focus and read the error. Also, since I can't get the error's view, I can't ask TalkBack to focus it via sendAccessibilityEvent . I would appreciate any ideas on how to solve this issue while still using editText.setError() . Edit 1 Added code for @Abhishek V solution:

I am testing on Pixel device with Fingerprint Gestures ON from accessibility. I am trying to get the gesture callbacks using FingerprintGestureController but never getting any gestures in return even after I turn the accessibility ON for this app from Settings->Accessibility. isGestureDetectionAvailable() is always returning false to me. Can someone please help. Here is the code: my_gesture_service.xml <accessibility-service xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android" android:accessibilityFeedbackType="feedbackGeneric" android:accessibilityFlags="flagDefault" android

I'm developing an application that uses TalkBack to guide people through it. However, in those situations I want to have some subtile differences in the layout of the application so navigation is easier and also have extra voice outputs (with TextToSpeech) to help guide the user. My problem is that I only want those changes and extra outputs if the user has TalkBack active. Is there any way to know if it is? I didn't find anything specific to access TalkBack settings directly, but I was hoping there was some form of accessing general phone settings that could let me know what I need. Regards