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The thing is, many deaf people prefer to type, not being confident with their speaking voices. Also, most hearing people don't have TDD/TTY machines. Just a no
by jeffool 15y ago
The thing is, many deaf people prefer to type, not being confident with their speaking voices. Also, most hearing people don't have TDD/TTY machines.
Just a note.
- Timothee 15y agomany deaf people prefer to type I can see that. It's my understanding that it's common for deaf people to be mute or have difficulty to speak, but they would need to know what is being said on the other end, which I can't quite provide at this time. (though I'll look into it) most hearing people don't have TDD/TTY machines I guess you're saying that it could be useful as a TDD/TTY machine on-the-go, is that right? Thanks for the feedback, I figured that it could be useful in that use-case, and will look into that more.