Re: [AI] A new Mastercard design is meant to make life easier for visually impaired users

['Mahendra Galani' via AccessIndia]

we have here in Austria, Erste Bank is having 
printed in Braille the name of the bank!!

also we have our social security insurance card in Braille.
At 12:25 PM 11/9/2021 +0530, you wrote:

100% agree with you

On Tue, 9 Nov 2021 at 11:16 AM, George Abraham 
<george.abrah...@gmail.com> wrote:


Not sure if they have identified the real 
problem. Most entities develop stuff for the 
blind without really any consultation. The 
challenge for many is the Pin and the touch 
screen POS. Identifying the card is not the No.1 problem.


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[mailto:accessindia@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of Krishan kumar Sharma

Sent: Monday, November 8, 2021 11:06 PM
To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing 
accessibility and issues concerning the disabled.
Subject: [AI] A new Mastercard design is meant 
to make life easier for visually impaired users


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The new Touch Cards from Mastercard have 
different-shaped notches cut into the sides to 
help customers who are visually impaired find 
the right card by touch alone. The Touch Card 
credit card has a round notch, the debit card 
has a squarish notch and the prepaid card has a triangular notch.


Mastercard

Approaching a register to pay for a morning 
coffee, for many, probably feels routine. The 
transaction likely takes no more than a few 
seconds: Reach into your wallet, pull out a debit or credit card and pay. Done.


But for customers who are visually impaired, the 
process of paying can be more difficult.


With credit, debit and prepaid cards moving 
toward flat designs without embossed names and 
numbers, bank cards all feel the same and cause 
confusion for people who rely on touch to discern differences.


One major financial institution is hoping that 
freshly designed bank cards, made especially for 
blind and sight-impaired customers, will make life easier.


Mastercard will distribute its new Touch Card — 
a bank card that has notches cutt into the sides 
to help locate the right card by touch alone — to UU.S. customers next year.


"The Touch Card will provide a greater sense of 
security, inclusivity and independence to the 
2.2 
billion peoplearound the world with visual 
impairments," Raja Rajamannar, chief marketing 
and communications officer, said in a statement. 
"For the visually impaired, identifying their 
payment cards is a real struggle. This tactile 
solution allows consumers to correctly orient 
the card and know which payment card they are using."


Credit cards have a round notch; debit cards 
have a broad, square notch; and prepaid cards 
have a triangular notch, the company said.


Virginia Jacko, who is blind and president and 
chief executive of Miami Lighthouse for the 
Blind and Visually Impaired Inc., 
told 
The 
Wall Street Journal that feature also addresses 
an important safety concern for people with vision problems.


People with vision problems would no longer have 
to ask strangers for help identifying which card they need to use, Jacko said.


The new feature was developed with the Royal 
National Institute of Blind People in the U.K. 
and VISIONS/Services for the Blind and Visually 
Impaired in the U.S., according to both organizations.


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Re: [AI] Call for names of inaccessible apps/websites

[Krishan kumar Sharma]

Not all applications made by Jio company are accessible on Android and iOS
platforms.

On Tue, 9 Nov 2021 at 11:40 AM, vikas shivsharan 
wrote:

> whom to contact for inaccessible andorid app issue.plz give me contact
> number, any whatsapp group to salls sech issu...
>
> On Mon, Nov 8, 2021, 3:09 PM Sandesh  wrote:
>
>> Actually, I did check this with sighted person but Ola does not show fair
>> estimates. I will put this issue to Ola. it is problem with all, hence no
>> accessibility specific.
>>
>> Good initiative indeed and person like me who always does write to
>> different
>> different developers for these problems have now multiple hands and
>> universal voice to rely upon.
>>
>> Good initiative once again. We should continuously do the work on this in
>> whatever possible ways according to one's capabilities.
>>
>> Vande Mataram
>>
>> - Original Message -
>> From: "ganesh reddy" 
>> To: 
>> Sent: Monday, November 08, 2021 2:45 PM
>> Subject: Re: [AI] Call for names of inaccessible apps/websites
>>
>>
>> > Thank you for taking this initiative.
>> >
>> > Thanks everyone for bringing the In accessible app names.
>> > Apart from the above huge list,
>> > 1. Rapido: (Not able to cancel the ride).
>> > 2. OLA: (ride estimation is not showing)
>> >
>> >
>> > On 11/8/21, Marisport A  wrote:
>> >> Dear Rahul,
>> >> I have encounter accessibility issues in the following apps,
>> >>
>> >> Amazon (while collecting offer/scratch cards)
>> >>
>> >> phone pay (inaccessible while adding payment details).
>> >>
>> >> my jio app (some features are inaccessible including payment gateway)
>> >>
>> >> WebEx (website & App for virtual meetings) though they have mentioned
>> >> some accessiblity keystrokes still, the app is not user friendly to
>> >> the visually challenged people.
>> >>
>> >> Browser (available in VIVO mobile) it is not at all accessible.
>> >>
>> >> Paytm (accessibility issues on payment related)
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> Regards,
>> >> Dr. A. Marisport
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> On 11/8/21, Sunil Sangtani.  wrote:
>> >>> hi rahul.
>> >>> great job!
>> >>> insta biz by icici bank,
>> >>> yes mobile app,
>> >>> are some of the aps i can count at this time.
>> >>>
>> >>>
>> >>> On 11/2/21, Rahul Bajaj  wrote:
>>  Hi Everyone,
>> 
>>  Along with some like-minded people, I have started an initiative
>> aimed
>>  at constructively engaging with the developers of inaccessible
>>  apps/websites to make them more accessible for the visually
>> challenged
>>  in particular and the disabled in general. We have plenty of people
>> as
>>  volunteers for this work. The first [and preferred] strategy is to
>>  engage in structured negotiation with them. Failing that, however, we
>>  have the wherewithal and desire to opt for legal remedies.
>> 
>>  At this stage, we're collating a list of inaccessible apps/websites.
>>  We will reach out to developers in a phased manner. The focus right
>>  now is more on the private sector. Government websites and apps
>>  require a different approach and hence will be addressed separately
>>  and perhaps later.
>> 
>>  If you can share with me the names of apps/websites that you use on a
>>  regular basis that are inaccessible, that would be great. I might ask
>>  you for specific inputs in terms of what the accessibility barriers
>>  precisely are at a later stage in the process. Thanks a lot.
>> 
>>  Warmly,
>>  Rahul
>> 
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Re: [AI] A new Mastercard design is meant to make life easier for visually impaired users

[Krishan kumar Sharma]

100% agree with you

On Tue, 9 Nov 2021 at 11:16 AM, George Abraham 
wrote:

> Not sure if they have identified the real problem. Most entities develop
> stuff for the blind without really any consultation. The challenge for many
> is the Pin and the touch screen POS. Identifying the card is not the No.1
> problem.
>
>
>
> *From:* accessindia@accessindia.org.in [mailto:
> accessindia@accessindia.org.in] *On Behalf Of *Krishan kumar Sharma
> *Sent:* Monday, November 8, 2021 11:06 PM
> *To:* AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues
> concerning the disabled.
> *Subject:* [AI] A new Mastercard design is meant to make life easier for
> visually impaired users
>
>
>
> The new Touch Cards from Mastercard have different-shaped notches cut into
> the sides to help customers who are visually impaired find the right card
> by touch alone. The Touch Card credit card has a round notch, the debit
> card has a squarish notch and the prepaid card has a triangular notch.
>
> *Mastercard*
>
> Approaching a register to pay for a morning coffee, for many, probably
> feels routine. The transaction likely takes no more than a few seconds:
> Reach into your wallet, pull out a debit or credit card and pay. Done.
>
> But for customers who are visually impaired, the process of paying can be
> more difficult.
>
> With credit, debit and prepaid cards moving toward flat designs without
> embossed names and numbers, bank cards all feel the same and cause
> confusion for people who rely on touch to discern differences.
>
> One major financial institution is hoping that freshly designed bank
> cards, made especially for blind and sight-impaired customers, will make
> life easier.
>
> Mastercard will distribute its new Touch Card — a bank card that has
> notches cut into the sides to help locate the right card by touch alone —
> to U.S. customers next year.
>
> "The Touch Card will provide a greater sense of security, inclusivity and
> independence to the 2.2 billion people
> around
> the world with visual impairments," Raja Rajamannar, chief marketing and
> communications officer, said in a statement. "For the visually impaired,
> identifying their payment cards is a real struggle. This tactile solution
> allows consumers to correctly orient the card and know which payment card
> they are using."
>
> Credit cards have a round notch; debit cards have a broad, square notch;
> and prepaid cards have a triangular notch, the company said.
>
> Virginia Jacko, who is blind and president and chief executive of Miami
> Lighthouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired Inc., told *The Wall
> Street Journal*
> 
>  that
> feature also addresses an important safety concern for people with vision
> problems.
>
> People with vision problems would no longer have to ask strangers for help
> identifying which card they need to use, Jacko said.
>
> The new feature was developed with the Royal National Institute of Blind
> People in the U.K. and VISIONS/Services for the Blind and Visually Impaired
> in the U.S., according to both organizations.
>
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Re: [AI] Call for names of inaccessible apps/websites

[vikas shivsharan]

whom to contact for inaccessible andorid app issue.plz give me contact
number, any whatsapp group to salls sech issu...

On Mon, Nov 8, 2021, 3:09 PM Sandesh  wrote:

> Actually, I did check this with sighted person but Ola does not show fair
> estimates. I will put this issue to Ola. it is problem with all, hence no
> accessibility specific.
>
> Good initiative indeed and person like me who always does write to
> different
> different developers for these problems have now multiple hands and
> universal voice to rely upon.
>
> Good initiative once again. We should continuously do the work on this in
> whatever possible ways according to one's capabilities.
>
> Vande Mataram
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "ganesh reddy" 
> To: 
> Sent: Monday, November 08, 2021 2:45 PM
> Subject: Re: [AI] Call for names of inaccessible apps/websites
>
>
> > Thank you for taking this initiative.
> >
> > Thanks everyone for bringing the In accessible app names.
> > Apart from the above huge list,
> > 1. Rapido: (Not able to cancel the ride).
> > 2. OLA: (ride estimation is not showing)
> >
> >
> > On 11/8/21, Marisport A  wrote:
> >> Dear Rahul,
> >> I have encounter accessibility issues in the following apps,
> >>
> >> Amazon (while collecting offer/scratch cards)
> >>
> >> phone pay (inaccessible while adding payment details).
> >>
> >> my jio app (some features are inaccessible including payment gateway)
> >>
> >> WebEx (website & App for virtual meetings) though they have mentioned
> >> some accessiblity keystrokes still, the app is not user friendly to
> >> the visually challenged people.
> >>
> >> Browser (available in VIVO mobile) it is not at all accessible.
> >>
> >> Paytm (accessibility issues on payment related)
> >>
> >>
> >> Regards,
> >> Dr. A. Marisport
> >>
> >>
> >> On 11/8/21, Sunil Sangtani.  wrote:
> >>> hi rahul.
> >>> great job!
> >>> insta biz by icici bank,
> >>> yes mobile app,
> >>> are some of the aps i can count at this time.
> >>>
> >>>
> >>> On 11/2/21, Rahul Bajaj  wrote:
>  Hi Everyone,
> 
>  Along with some like-minded people, I have started an initiative aimed
>  at constructively engaging with the developers of inaccessible
>  apps/websites to make them more accessible for the visually challenged
>  in particular and the disabled in general. We have plenty of people as
>  volunteers for this work. The first [and preferred] strategy is to
>  engage in structured negotiation with them. Failing that, however, we
>  have the wherewithal and desire to opt for legal remedies.
> 
>  At this stage, we're collating a list of inaccessible apps/websites.
>  We will reach out to developers in a phased manner. The focus right
>  now is more on the private sector. Government websites and apps
>  require a different approach and hence will be addressed separately
>  and perhaps later.
> 
>  If you can share with me the names of apps/websites that you use on a
>  regular basis that are inaccessible, that would be great. I might ask
>  you for specific inputs in terms of what the accessibility barriers
>  precisely are at a later stage in the process. Thanks a lot.
> 
>  Warmly,
>  Rahul
> 
>  --
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RE: [AI] A new Mastercard design is meant to make life easier for visually impaired users

[George Abraham]

Not sure if they have identified the real problem. Most entities develop stuff 
for the blind without really any consultation. The challenge for many is the 
Pin and the touch screen POS. Identifying the card is not the No.1 problem. 

 

From: accessindia@accessindia.org.in [mailto:accessindia@accessindia.org.in] On 
Behalf Of Krishan kumar Sharma
Sent: Monday, November 8, 2021 11:06 PM
To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning the 
disabled.
Subject: [AI] A new Mastercard design is meant to make life easier for visually 
impaired users

 

The new Touch Cards from Mastercard have different-shaped notches cut into the 
sides to help customers who are visually impaired find the right card by touch 
alone. The Touch Card credit card has a round notch, the debit card has a 
squarish notch and the prepaid card has a triangular notch.

Mastercard

Approaching a register to pay for a morning coffee, for many, probably feels 
routine. The transaction likely takes no more than a few seconds: Reach into 
your wallet, pull out a debit or credit card and pay. Done.

But for customers who are visually impaired, the process of paying can be more 
difficult.

With credit, debit and prepaid cards moving toward flat designs without 
embossed names and numbers, bank cards all feel the same and cause confusion 
for people who rely on touch to discern differences.

One major financial institution is hoping that freshly designed bank cards, 
made especially for blind and sight-impaired customers, will make life easier.

Mastercard will distribute its new Touch Card — a bank card that has notches 
cut into the sides to help locate the right card by touch alone — to U.S. 
customers next year.

"The Touch Card will provide a greater sense of security, inclusivity and 
independence to the  

 2.2 billion peoplearound the world with visual impairments," Raja Rajamannar, 
chief marketing and communications officer, said in a statement. "For the 
visually impaired, identifying their payment cards is a real struggle. This 
tactile solution allows consumers to correctly orient the card and know which 
payment card they are using."

Credit cards have a round notch; debit cards have a broad, square notch; and 
prepaid cards have a triangular notch, the company said.

Virginia Jacko, who is blind and president and chief executive of Miami 
Lighthouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired Inc.,  

 told The Wall Street Journal that feature also addresses an important safety 
concern for people with vision problems.

People with vision problems would no longer have to ask strangers for help 
identifying which card they need to use, Jacko said.

The new feature was developed with the Royal National Institute of Blind People 
in the U.K. and VISIONS/Services for the Blind and Visually Impaired in the 
U.S., according to both organizations.

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[AI] A new Mastercard design is meant to make life easier for visually impaired users

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https://www.npr.org/2021/11/02/1051365892/mastercard-unveils-new-card-feature-to-help-blind-customers
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[AI] A new Mastercard design is meant to make life easier for visually impaired users

[Krishan kumar Sharma]

The new Touch Cards from Mastercard have different-shaped notches cut into
the sides to help customers who are visually impaired find the right card
by touch alone. The Touch Card credit card has a round notch, the debit
card has a squarish notch and the prepaid card has a triangular notch.
Mastercard

Approaching a register to pay for a morning coffee, for many, probably
feels routine. The transaction likely takes no more than a few seconds:
Reach into your wallet, pull out a debit or credit card and pay. Done.

But for customers who are visually impaired, the process of paying can be
more difficult.

With credit, debit and prepaid cards moving toward flat designs without
embossed names and numbers, bank cards all feel the same and cause
confusion for people who rely on touch to discern differences.

One major financial institution is hoping that freshly designed bank cards,
made especially for blind and sight-impaired customers, will make life
easier.

Mastercard will distribute its new Touch Card — a bank card that has
notches cut into the sides to help locate the right card by touch alone —
to U.S. customers next year.

"The Touch Card will provide a greater sense of security, inclusivity and
independence to the 2.2 billion people
around
the world with visual impairments," Raja Rajamannar, chief marketing and
communications officer, said in a statement. "For the visually impaired,
identifying their payment cards is a real struggle. This tactile solution
allows consumers to correctly orient the card and know which payment card
they are using."

Credit cards have a round notch; debit cards have a broad, square notch;
and prepaid cards have a triangular notch, the company said.

Virginia Jacko, who is blind and president and chief executive of Miami
Lighthouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired Inc., told *The Wall Street
Journal*

that
feature also addresses an important safety concern for people with vision
problems.

People with vision problems would no longer have to ask strangers for help
identifying which card they need to use, Jacko said.

The new feature was developed with the Royal National Institute of Blind
People in the U.K. and VISIONS/Services for the Blind and Visually Impaired
in the U.S., according to both organizations.
-- 
Krishan kumar sharma
Mobile number 8285863547
Email krishanwelc...@gmail.com
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Re: [AI] Call for names of inaccessible apps/websites

[Sandesh]

Actually, I did check this with sighted person but Ola does not show fair 
estimates. I will put this issue to Ola. it is problem with all, hence no 
accessibility specific.


Good initiative indeed and person like me who always does write to different 
different developers for these problems have now multiple hands and 
universal voice to rely upon.


Good initiative once again. We should continuously do the work on this in 
whatever possible ways according to one's capabilities.


Vande Mataram

- Original Message - 
From: "ganesh reddy" 

To: 
Sent: Monday, November 08, 2021 2:45 PM
Subject: Re: [AI] Call for names of inaccessible apps/websites



Thank you for taking this initiative.

Thanks everyone for bringing the In accessible app names.
Apart from the above huge list,
1. Rapido: (Not able to cancel the ride).
2. OLA: (ride estimation is not showing)


On 11/8/21, Marisport A  wrote:

Dear Rahul,
I have encounter accessibility issues in the following apps,

Amazon (while collecting offer/scratch cards)

phone pay (inaccessible while adding payment details).

my jio app (some features are inaccessible including payment gateway)

WebEx (website & App for virtual meetings) though they have mentioned
some accessiblity keystrokes still, the app is not user friendly to
the visually challenged people.

Browser (available in VIVO mobile) it is not at all accessible.

Paytm (accessibility issues on payment related)


Regards,
Dr. A. Marisport


On 11/8/21, Sunil Sangtani.  wrote:

hi rahul.
great job!
insta biz by icici bank,
yes mobile app,
are some of the aps i can count at this time.


On 11/2/21, Rahul Bajaj  wrote:

Hi Everyone,

Along with some like-minded people, I have started an initiative aimed
at constructively engaging with the developers of inaccessible
apps/websites to make them more accessible for the visually challenged
in particular and the disabled in general. We have plenty of people as
volunteers for this work. The first [and preferred] strategy is to
engage in structured negotiation with them. Failing that, however, we
have the wherewithal and desire to opt for legal remedies.

At this stage, we're collating a list of inaccessible apps/websites.
We will reach out to developers in a phased manner. The focus right
now is more on the private sector. Government websites and apps
require a different approach and hence will be addressed separately
and perhaps later.

If you can share with me the names of apps/websites that you use on a
regular basis that are inaccessible, that would be great. I might ask
you for specific inputs in terms of what the accessibility barriers
precisely are at a later stage in the process. Thanks a lot.

Warmly,
Rahul

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Re: [AI] Call for names of inaccessible apps/websites

[ganesh reddy]

Thank you for taking this initiative.

Thanks everyone for bringing the In accessible app names.
Apart from the above huge list,
1. Rapido: (Not able to cancel the ride).
2. OLA: (ride estimation is not showing)


On 11/8/21, Marisport A  wrote:
> Dear Rahul,
> I have encounter accessibility issues in the following apps,
>
> Amazon (while collecting offer/scratch cards)
>
> phone pay (inaccessible while adding payment details).
>
> my jio app (some features are inaccessible including payment gateway)
>
> WebEx (website & App for virtual meetings) though they have mentioned
> some accessiblity keystrokes still, the app is not user friendly to
> the visually challenged people.
>
> Browser (available in VIVO mobile) it is not at all accessible.
>
> Paytm (accessibility issues on payment related)
>
>
> Regards,
> Dr. A. Marisport
>
>
> On 11/8/21, Sunil Sangtani.  wrote:
>> hi rahul.
>> great job!
>> insta biz by icici bank,
>> yes mobile app,
>> are some of the aps i can count at this time.
>>
>>
>> On 11/2/21, Rahul Bajaj  wrote:
>>> Hi Everyone,
>>>
>>> Along with some like-minded people, I have started an initiative aimed
>>> at constructively engaging with the developers of inaccessible
>>> apps/websites to make them more accessible for the visually challenged
>>> in particular and the disabled in general. We have plenty of people as
>>> volunteers for this work. The first [and preferred] strategy is to
>>> engage in structured negotiation with them. Failing that, however, we
>>> have the wherewithal and desire to opt for legal remedies.
>>>
>>> At this stage, we're collating a list of inaccessible apps/websites.
>>> We will reach out to developers in a phased manner. The focus right
>>> now is more on the private sector. Government websites and apps
>>> require a different approach and hence will be addressed separately
>>> and perhaps later.
>>>
>>> If you can share with me the names of apps/websites that you use on a
>>> regular basis that are inaccessible, that would be great. I might ask
>>> you for specific inputs in terms of what the accessibility barriers
>>> precisely are at a later stage in the process. Thanks a lot.
>>>
>>> Warmly,
>>> Rahul
>>>
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Re: [AI] Call for names of inaccessible apps/websites

[Marisport A]

Dear Rahul,
I have encounter accessibility issues in the following apps,

Amazon (while collecting offer/scratch cards)

phone pay (inaccessible while adding payment details).

my jio app (some features are inaccessible including payment gateway)

WebEx (website & App for virtual meetings) though they have mentioned
some accessiblity keystrokes still, the app is not user friendly to
the visually challenged people.

Browser (available in VIVO mobile) it is not at all accessible.

Paytm (accessibility issues on payment related)


Regards,
Dr. A. Marisport


On 11/8/21, Sunil Sangtani.  wrote:
> hi rahul.
> great job!
> insta biz by icici bank,
> yes mobile app,
> are some of the aps i can count at this time.
>
>
> On 11/2/21, Rahul Bajaj  wrote:
>> Hi Everyone,
>>
>> Along with some like-minded people, I have started an initiative aimed
>> at constructively engaging with the developers of inaccessible
>> apps/websites to make them more accessible for the visually challenged
>> in particular and the disabled in general. We have plenty of people as
>> volunteers for this work. The first [and preferred] strategy is to
>> engage in structured negotiation with them. Failing that, however, we
>> have the wherewithal and desire to opt for legal remedies.
>>
>> At this stage, we're collating a list of inaccessible apps/websites.
>> We will reach out to developers in a phased manner. The focus right
>> now is more on the private sector. Government websites and apps
>> require a different approach and hence will be addressed separately
>> and perhaps later.
>>
>> If you can share with me the names of apps/websites that you use on a
>> regular basis that are inaccessible, that would be great. I might ask
>> you for specific inputs in terms of what the accessibility barriers
>> precisely are at a later stage in the process. Thanks a lot.
>>
>> Warmly,
>> Rahul
>>
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Re: [AI] Android 12 and Talkback Performance

[Vetrivel Murugan Adhimoolam]

Hi Amar,

Except the advantage of having numbers on the same keyboard, IPhone
typing is much better and gap between icons are much organized than
android models. Also, the bottum of the screen in android has more
traffic jam than IPhone in terms of the back button, home button etc.
It is much easier to switch to the main home screen in apple than
android phones. I am also told that android phones with higher cost
have better performence, but I would always go for IPhone if cost is
not a concern. Of course, it will be another few years before you can
see 5G taking off in India.

Vetri.

On 07/11/2021, pranav@gmail.com  wrote:
> Hi Amar,
>
> My answers are inline.
>
>
>
> 1.Does TalkBack perform as well as VoiceOver does? I am referring to the
> responsiveness here; and
>
> PL] In swiping and navigating almost  yes. I still find there to be a small
> lag between my swiping and my android phone responding.
>
> 2. Is the touch response as good as IPhone?
>
> PL] This depends on your phone. I find typing on the iPhone much better
> because the placement of keys is consistent. However, this needs to be
> objectively measured. I also just switched back to an iPhone 13 for speed
> dots. I can however type accurately on the iPhone 13 and my accuracy is
> higher as compared to that on my Nokia 9 pure view. However, I cannot say if
> the increase in accuracy is because of the smaller form factor or due to the
> iPhone’s placement of keys.
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>
>
> I much prefer the Android keyboard where the number keys are on the screen
> such that you do not need to change modes.
>
>
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> Pranav
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Re: [AI] Call for names of inaccessible apps/websites

[Austin Pinto]

soni live is also inaccessible.

On 11/8/21, Sunil Sangtani.  wrote:
> hi rahul.
> great job!
> insta biz by icici bank,
> yes mobile app,
> are some of the aps i can count at this time.
>
>
> On 11/2/21, Rahul Bajaj  wrote:
>> Hi Everyone,
>>
>> Along with some like-minded people, I have started an initiative aimed
>> at constructively engaging with the developers of inaccessible
>> apps/websites to make them more accessible for the visually challenged
>> in particular and the disabled in general. We have plenty of people as
>> volunteers for this work. The first [and preferred] strategy is to
>> engage in structured negotiation with them. Failing that, however, we
>> have the wherewithal and desire to opt for legal remedies.
>>
>> At this stage, we're collating a list of inaccessible apps/websites.
>> We will reach out to developers in a phased manner. The focus right
>> now is more on the private sector. Government websites and apps
>> require a different approach and hence will be addressed separately
>> and perhaps later.
>>
>> If you can share with me the names of apps/websites that you use on a
>> regular basis that are inaccessible, that would be great. I might ask
>> you for specific inputs in terms of what the accessibility barriers
>> precisely are at a later stage in the process. Thanks a lot.
>>
>> Warmly,
>> Rahul
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