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An ADA-compliant phone verification service should offer the choice of an SMS or a voice call. If you're deaf and blind to the extent that you can neither hear
by jdietrich 3y ago
An ADA-compliant phone verification service should offer the choice of an SMS or a voice call. If you're deaf and blind to the extent that you can neither hear nor read a six digit number with the benefit of assistive technology, then the accessibility barrier posed by verification step is academic.
- Qwertious 3y agoSMS clients aren't inherently visual; there's almost certainly a braille device that can be interfaced to an SMS client, no hearing nor (visually) reading required.