@Em0nM4stodon

Basically the move backwards: It used to be that disabled unemployed adults were the only ones subjected to a complete lack of privacy & digital rights, due to structural problems with laws (mostly the #ADA) & general infantilizing of said group of people, but now it's everyone.

Now more specifically a lacking of understanding and to some extent outright lying on law sets and enforcement mechanisms of #HIPPA, which doesn't really protect or enhance medical records privacy, rather the opposite in practice & the Americans with Disabilities Act #ADA which basically runs on a combination of voluntary advanced given adaptive options, and generally publicly given disclosures of medical information with requests for accommodations before formal lawsuits, (which are pretty close to completely impossible in the online sphere).

@gruber

[Perfect image in original post that demonstrates how unreadable Liquid Glass in #Tahoe can be.]

Thank you for posting this! Blinding. Literally. I am mildly visually impaired (#dyslexia & old age). Until there is a transparency slider that can be set to 100% opaque (why doesn't that exist?), #Apple 26.x operating systems are no longer visually accessible. Worse, the read screen options fail to read some websites or just quit intermittently. Does Apple have anyone eating their own dog food (testing accessibility features) any more? I am sure the OS doesn't pass #ADA guidelines necessary for government contracts. Sheesh. So disappointed!

#liquidglass #macos #accessibility #disability