Rogervoice Survey Finds 60% of Americans Say Phone Calls Are Still Not Accessible to Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing People

▤ Summary

Rogervoice released survey findings showing that many Americans still struggle with phone-call accessibility and communication clarity. The survey says 60% of Americans believe phone calls are not fully accessible for deaf and hard-of-hearing people, and nearly three-quarters have avoided a call at least once. Rogervoice positions its captioned calling app as a solution, noting that it has passed 10 million captioned calls and now supports more than 100 languages. The article also points to a broader workplace and healthcare need for better communication tools. This makes the story relevant to telecom software and accessibility technology buyers.

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