Every time a pin pad is inaccessible it means that I need to seek sighted assistance. And what do I mean by having to deal with an accessible pin pad? This is when one needs to use a touch screen instead of a keypad in order to carry out a transaction.
This is what has happened to me too many times in the past few months. I have been confronted by an inaccessible pin pad and I am being forced to ask for sighted help.
Sadly enough more restaurants, medical offices, and other types of business establishments are using inaccessible pin pads. It looks like that this trend is here to stay and now I need to find a way to preserve my independence and confidentiality.
I'm Donna J. Jodhan, your friendly sight-loss coach and accessibility advisor, wishing you a terrific day.
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