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### STR:
1. Ensure a TalkBack is running
1. Navigate to any Amazon product page (that has review checker results available) and activate the Review Checker
1. Using logical navigation (swipe left-to-right with one finger) navigate to the end of the Review Checker sheet and observe the visual TB focus position and announcement

### Expected:
1. Once the TB focus is approaching the bottom of the view, the sheet view is scrolled up into the view

### Actual:
1. Once the TB focus is approaching the bottom of the view, the sheet does not scroll and the TB focus continues to move down, visually being hidden under the OS footer. It results in the following:
    1. position of the screen reader focus being unknown to a user (affects TB users with vision, i.e. users with low vision or users with cognitive difficulties, dyslexia) 
    1. creates a possibility for active areas being overlapped - a screen reader may send a click on one of the OS footer controls (i.e. `Back` or `Home`) while the user is double-tapping a button on a Review Checker (but since the OS footer is layered on top of that control, the click would be intercepted).
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### STR:
1. Ensure a TalkBack is running
1. Navigate to any Amazon product page (that has review checker results available) and activate the Review Checker
1. Using logical navigation (swipe left-to-right with one finger) navigate to the end of the Review Checker sheet and observe the visual TB focus position and announcement

### Expected:
1. Once the TB focus is approaching the bottom of the view, the sheet view is scrolled up into the view

### Actual:
1. Once the TB focus is approaching the bottom of the view, the sheet does not scroll and the TB focus continues to move down, visually being hidden under the OS footer. It results in the following:
    1. position of the screen reader focus being unknown to a user (affects TB users with vision, i.e. users with low vision or users with cognitive difficulties, dyslexia) 
    1. creates a possibility for active areas being overlapped - a screen reader may send a click on one of the OS footer controls (i.e. `Back` or `Home`) while the user is double-tapping a button on a Review Checker (but since the OS footer is layered on top of that control, the click would be intercepted).

Device: Samsung Galaxy A54 running Androd 13 (One UI 5.1)

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