Hawaii SB2852 mandates accessible information and communication technology for public accommodations to ensure equal access for persons with.
Hawaii SB2852 amends state statutes to ensure public accommodations provide accessible information and communication technology. This includes websites, software applications, and other technologies used to communicate with the public. The bill defines "accessible" as the ability to receive, use, and manipulate data and operate controls in a manner equivalent to those without disabilities. It also clarifies that compliance does not need to fundamentally alter the technology if it imposes an undue burden.
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