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This resource can help everyone get answers to their tech questions

June 18, 2019

Globally, more than 1 billion people are living with a disability, yet just one in 10 people has access to assistive technology. Microsoft has been building inclusion into its products and services. And to help everyone get the most from accessibility resources, the company has the Disability Answer Desk. It is free, 24/7 technical support from Microsoft experts trained in assistive technologies.

For more on Microsoft's initiatives around accessibility, visit → Microsoft On The Issues.

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