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Alper
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You can make the icon go away by turning off the Voice Over feature in Accessibility:

  1. System Preferences > Accessibility
  2. On the left, scroll down to the "Motor" section, then select Voice Control
  3. Deselect Enable Voice Control

Screenshot of the Accessibility Preferences Pane showing the Voice Control options

You can make the icon go away by turning off the Voice Over feature in Accessibility:

  1. System Preferences > Accessibility
  2. On the left, scroll down to the "Motor" section, then select Voice Control
  3. Deselect Enable Voice Control

Screenshot of the Accessibility Preferences Pane showing the Voice Control options

You can make the icon go away by turning off the Voice Over feature in Accessibility:

  1. System Preferences > Accessibility
  2. On the left, scroll down to the "Motor" section, then select Voice Control
  3. Deselect Enable Voice Control

Screenshot of the Accessibility Preferences Pane showing the Voice Control options

fixed formatting; add alt/hover tag(s)
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edit approved Oct 28, 2022 at 3:21
agarza
edit approved Oct 28, 2022 at 3:21
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You can make the icon go away by turning off the Voice Over feature in Accessibility:

  1. Spotlight search "Accessibility"System Preferences > Accessibility
  2. On the left, scroll down to the "Motor" section > click "Voice Control", then select Voice Control
  3. Unclick "Enable Voice Control"Deselect Enable Voice Control

enter image description hereScreenshot of the Accessibility Preferences Pane showing the Voice Control options

You can make the icon go away by turning off the Voice Over feature in Accessibility:

  1. Spotlight search "Accessibility"
  2. On the left, scroll down to "Motor" section > click "Voice Control"
  3. Unclick "Enable Voice Control"

enter image description here

You can make the icon go away by turning off the Voice Over feature in Accessibility:

  1. System Preferences > Accessibility
  2. On the left, scroll down to the "Motor" section, then select Voice Control
  3. Deselect Enable Voice Control

Screenshot of the Accessibility Preferences Pane showing the Voice Control options

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cocoaaa
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You can make the icon go away by turning off the Voice Over feature in Accessibility:

  1. Spotlight search "Accessibility"
  2. On the left, scroll down to "Moter""Motor" section > click "Voice Control"
  3. Unclick "Enable Voice Control"

enter image description here

You can make the icon go away by turning off the Voice Over feature in Accessibility:

  1. Spotlight search "Accessibility"
  2. On the left, scroll down to "Moter" section > click "Voice Control"
  3. Unclick "Enable Voice Control"

enter image description here

You can make the icon go away by turning off the Voice Over feature in Accessibility:

  1. Spotlight search "Accessibility"
  2. On the left, scroll down to "Motor" section > click "Voice Control"
  3. Unclick "Enable Voice Control"

enter image description here

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