Yes, connecting to Wi-Fi is easy, assuming of course that your friend has good VoiceOver skills and can use the onscreen keyboard well enough, too. He needs to:
1) Open Settings.
2) Double-tap on Wi-Fi.
3) In the resulting list of available connections, Find the ID that corresponds to his Wi-Fi network and double-tap it.
4) If the Wi-Fi requires a password, he needs to type that password on the onscreen keyboard, then double-tap the Join button at the lower right corner of the screen.

If he connects successfully, he won’t ever have to enter that Wi-Fi password again unless it changes for some reason. In fact, when he’s within range of the Wi-Fi access point and Wi-Fi is turned on, the phone will automatically connect.  Very convenient.
  

> On Nov 27, 2017, at 12:50 PM, Harry Brown <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> 
> Hi all,
> 
> I'm bringing this to you all, because if anyone can help with this, I bet someone here, can!
> 
> I have a friend, who has comcast for his internet.
> 
> He has an iPhone, and he uses voice over.
> 
> He wants to connect his iPhone to his wifi, but he cannot use a blue tooth keyboard, because he cannot feel any keys on a key board any more, because he has neuropathy.
> 
> He calls Comcast, and they tell him, are you all sitting down? They tell him, "oh well, we cannot help it if you cannot use a keyboard, get someone to help you, because that's not our hjob!"
> 
> He wants to get a tech out to his place to do it, but the way he was treated, was just aweful!
> 
> Is there a way to do this on a touch screen, using Voice Over?
> 
> Harry
> 
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