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This document provides resources for making social media and online content more accessible and inclusive for people with disabilities. It includes references for web accessibility standards, guidance on creating accessible documents and multimedia, information on relay services, legal considerations regarding accessibility laws, guidelines for accessible government websites, and contacts for the accessibility teams at major social media platforms.
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*
What was the lifespan of the technology?
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*
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*
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