<ul><li>63% of Americans under 30 prefer watching TV with captions on, but each streaming app has a different way to turn them on, causing confusion.</li><li>Netflix requires clicking on the speech bubble; Amazon Prime Video has a 'subtitles' option that can be misleading; Disney+ involves swiping down for subtitles.</li><li>HBO Max and Peacock also have unique methods for turning on captions; Apple TV+ and YouTube TV have their own navigation challenges.</li><li>The author highlights the difficulty and frustration in finding and adjusting caption settings across various streaming platforms.</li><li>Captioning is an accessibility issue, with advancements in AI technology making captioning more accurate and efficient.</li><li>Recommendations include standardizing and simplifying caption settings across streaming services for a more user-friendly experience.</li><li>Captions should be easily accessible for all users, and the author encourages sharing experiences with using captions on streaming services.</li></ul>

I demand that streaming apps standardize how to turn on captions

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