Bard Privacy Hub

Nov 18, 2023 ·

The Google BARD (Bundle of Assistive Resources for the Disabled) is a collection of tools that help people with disabilities access and use technology. This includes accessibility features on all Google products, such as voice control, text-to-speech, closed captioning, image recognition, and more.

The BARD package provides users with an easier way to find and use these resources. For example, the BARD mobile app allows users to access phone settings, turn on screen readers, activate speech recognition, and browse specific topics. The BARD website also offers articles, videos, and other materials to support users.

Google has also partnered with numerous organizations to make sure all its products are accessible: the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), the U.S. Access Board, the National Federation of the Blind, and many others. They have worked together to develop standards and guidelines that promote web accessibility.

In addition, Google has built several new features into their products specifically for users with disabilities. ChromeVox is a free screen reader for browsers, Talkback is a screen reader for Android devices, and Live Captioning adds captions to audio and video content in real time.

Finally, Google provides a variety of support resources to assist users with accessibility needs. An extensive FAQ answers common questions, and users can contact Google's disability support team for personalized assistance.

Overall, Google's BARD package helps people with disabilities access necessary tools and resources that enable them to use technology. It includes both pre-made tools and solutions as well as custom solutions designed specifically for those with disabilities. With the help of partners, Google is striving to make sure everyone has equal access to its products and services.