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You are correct in this case, but I'd just like to point out that some specific objects/products do need to be accessible. For example, all new kiosks that you
by namdnay 8y ago
You are correct in this case, but I'd just like to point out that some specific objects/products do need to be accessible. For example, all new kiosks that you can use in airports for immigration or self-service check-in/bag-drop must now be accessible. You can recognise them from the headphone jack and ezaccess keypad:
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- jdietrich 8y agoThe kiosk constitutes part of a public accommodation, which is covered by Title III. A light switch doesn't have to comply with the ADA; a light switch installed in a hotel or restaurant does.