In life’s most agonizing moments, when darkness seems all-encompassing and every breath feels like a battle, a kind and compassionate voice can be the difference between hope and hopelessness. For me, that voice came from the Naseeha Mental Health Helpline—a team of caring, non-judgmental, and empathetic individuals who guided me through the most harrowing chapter … Read more
Well, folks, I’ve done it again. I’ve managed to turn the simple act of booking a flight into an epic odyssey of frustration and disappointment. This time, the villain of the story is none other than trip.com, a website that seems to be specifically designed to torment blind travelers like myself. You see, I … Read more
Introduction: Did you know your smartphone has a hidden operating system running in the background that you cannot control or even see? It’s called the baseband operating system (BOS), and it manages communication between your phone and cellular networks. While essential for making calls and using data, the BOS poses significant privacy and security … Read more
I am excited to share with you my selection of blind-friendly and accessible software that I utilize on my Windows computer. Each entry will include a link to the software’s website and a short description of the software. This list will be continually updated as I find the time. Please let me know … Read more
In today’s digital world, choice is everything. We choose the clothes we wear, the music we listen to, and, most importantly, the applications we use. But have you ever felt like your computer is making those choices for you? For many users, Microsoft aggressively pushes Edge as the default browser, even after explicit changes are … Read more