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Re: Assistive Technologies / Screen Readers &GoogleAnalytics
From: Greg Gamble
Date: Feb 21, 2014 8:34AM
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Well, how do they now a wheelchair can access it then? I'd think they (people with disabilities), would care less if they are tracked. So long as they are not singled out and the information is used correctly, why would they? And how would those who are trying to make things, "just work", do that if they didn't know what to make work or what did work?
I'm not an expert on this, but I have an acquaintances that uses AT and she could care less on how things are made, so long as it works for her. So identifying and tracking those individuals makes sense to me ... so long as it's not used in a discriminatory way. IMO
Greg
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