Disable Accessibility not working

Which OS ?

windows10

Version

Which versions are you using:

• react-native-swiper v1.5.13
• react-native v0.55.3

Expected behaviour

disable Accessibility for slides

Actual behaviour

nothing happens!

code

<View accessible={false} focusable={false} style={{height: this.state.deviceWidth*.257}} onLayout={this.onLayout}>
                <Swiper style={styles.wrapper} accessible={false} focusable={false}
                        // onMomentumScrollEnd={(e, state, context) => console.log('index:', state.index)}
                        dot={<View accessible={false} focusable={false} style={{backgroundColor: 'rgba(0,0,0,.2)', width: 8, height: 8, borderRadius: 4, marginLeft: 3, marginRight: 3, marginTop: 3, marginBottom: 3}} />}
                        activeDot={<View accessible={false} focusable={false} style={{backgroundColor: '#0366d6', width: 8, height: 8, borderRadius: 4, marginLeft: 3, marginRight: 3, marginTop: 3, marginBottom: 3}} />}
                        paginationStyle={{
                            bottom: 5
                        }} loop autoplay>
                        {this.props.slides.data.map((item, key) => {
                            return (
                                <View key={key} accessible={false} focusable={false} style={styles.slide}>
                                    <Image resizeMode='cover' style={styles.image} source={{uri: item.image}} />
                                </View>
                            )
                        })}
                </Swiper>
            </View>

Accessibility is a tool for making app readable to people with disabilities. I tested swiper with TalkBack and it says name of each slides (when autoplay={true}) and this is not sutiable (I need autoplay). I tried for disabling accessible for swiper but not working, is this a problem or I'm doing wrong?

Reproduce the provided react-native-swiper example on Windows 10 with TalkBack and autoplay enabled, then inspect how the Swiper component exposes slides and pagination to accessibility. Confirm which elements are announced and compare that behavior with the requested disabled accessibility state. Done means autoplay still works without TalkBack announcing the slides unnecessarily.