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I have the latest version of Talkback and its announcing "My Top level Text Heading". Android native behaviour is adding "Heading" for my top level elements. I could not find a way to switch ON/OFF heading announcement. Is there an API to control its behaviour. In the previous version of Talkback versions it was not announcing "Heading" by itself.
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Try to uncheck the setting in TalkBack -> verbosity -> speak element type -> uncheck. Now talkback will not announce class type of view at end of content description. Save this answer. Show activity on this post.
Turn on TalkBack. Open the app. Use linear navigation gestures to move accessibility focus to each element on the screen. If TalkBack moves focus to some element, but doesn't speak a meaningful representation of that element, or speaks an "unlabeled" message, that element might be missing a content label.
Fortunately, implementing content descriptions is simple. You can do this by adding the contentDescription attribute to your XML layout. It can also be done programmatically by calling the setContentDescription method in your Java file.
add a simple method on API 19+:
ViewCompat.setAccessibilityHeading(headingView, false);
https://developer.android.com/reference/androidx/core/view/ViewCompat#setAccessibilityHeading(android.view.View,%20boolean)
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