Unfortunately, it's not possible to disable SwiftUI's accessibility features, including @Environment(.accessibilityEnabled). Accessibility is a key feature for ensuring all users can access and use your app regardless of any disabilities. It's fundamental for providing a great user experience, and it's strongly recommended that you incorporate accessibility into your app design and development.
If you have concerns about the impact of accessibility on performance or other aspects of app behavior, it's worth examining your code for potential optimizations or areas for improvement. Additionally, you can work closely with users with disabilities to ensure your design choices are effective and improve the accessibility of your app.
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