Apple TV adds built-in sign language interpretation as an accessibility option

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Apple TV has introduced a new accessibility feature that allows viewers to turn on sign language interpretation. The option works within supported titles on the platform. The feature is designed to make content more accessible to viewers who rely on sign language. Details beyond this announcement, such as the full list of supported titles or rollout timing, are not specified in the source article.

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