Google decouples some Android accessibility features from OS updates
Users can set up one or more switches through the app. They'll be able to define how the app scans their screen for actions they're able to carry out. The app can move between all items one at a time, scan a single row at a time or select a location on the screen using moving lines.
Switch Access can also assign groups of actions to different switches. Press the corresponding switch for the color around the action you want to access, then keep narrowing things down until you get to the correct element. Aspoints out, once you select an item, several interaction options will be available, such as select, scroll, copy and paste.
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