Re: Bye, bye, Alexa
It isn't so much your comment as the underlying assumption that, as you just stated, suggests that we aren't aware of how credit cards are designed. I am aware of the fact that there is more visually going on than what is simply there by feel, as are many people. Contrary to popular by presumtuous sighted people, we don't just rely on the way thins feel... as for OCRing cards, simply read the repeated statements of everyone in this thread who has done it or has said they have. Unless you're calling those people liars, using OCR to get a card's info obviously works at least some of the time, otherwise smartphone apps wouldn't allow you to use the camera to scan an image of your card to fill it in automatically. As for the card reader, I really don't see any need for it... because it's not hard to just either emorize the information and fill it in yourself. It's a convenience, not an accessibility need...
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