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How to make part of a div not visible for a screen reader using jquery?

We're doing a WAVE(link is external) scan of our application to detect accessibility issues.

I'm running an automated accessibility test on my site and getting an error for a tooltip element which uses (link is external)

I have all my font sizes defined in pixels, e.g.

body {
font-size: 14px;
}
h1 {
font-size: 42px;
}


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I'm trying to make screen reader read some content that switch from display:none to display:block.

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I had written a code to check if my AccessibilityService is running or not and based on the result, the text in text view must change to ON/OFF.

This was my code:

I have activated the TalkBack (Accessibility). And I'm navigating for a Screen that is displayed a keyboard in order to write a number in my app.

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Have an interesting one for the hive. I've done quite a bit of searching about and haven't found an answer to this on S.O. or elsewhere.

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One of the hints is for image buttons:

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Example: