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I have some images that are impossible for visually impaired users to use at all. I want to be consistent in my code so I have content descriptions. Is there a specific string that will make it so Talkback doesn’t say anything when the user touches the images.
EDIT: Previous answer was to not add the tag in XML. The correct answer is to add the value “@null”. This prevents a string from being spoken (same as an adding the attribute), but @null will also prevent the LINT tool from yelling at you about a missing attribute.