I don't think they will listen to a recommendation if they are professionals.
- Apple is very much a personal computer company. They make iMovie, Photos, Apple TV, Pages, etc for personal end users.
Maybe
- many people in the blind community are dishonest? This just sounds like discrimination to me.
So many dishonest in that community. Calling a dishonest person dishonest isn't a discrimination.
"Most of the blind community are dishonest" is a wrong interpretation of my statement.
There are a lot of dishonest people in Istanbul. 34857345 peoples live in Istanbul. 435 are dishonest. It doesn't mean People living in Istanbul are dishonest.
I may be wrong. However as a professional in the IT industry, my recommendation to the my colleagues, don't fall for someone if they say they have a disability and demand something. It's not our concern.
Supplying your end users the tools they need to do their work is absolutely your job. What do you even mean?
Accessibility is concern of a developer, however accessibility is for everyone, not only for the people who have disabilities. People with disabilities may benefit of accessibility features.
- Blind users and other disabled people are often professionals.
- Apple is very much a personal computer company. They make iMovie, Photos, Apple TV, Pages, etc for personal end users. If you’ve used some of Apple’s pro apps like Final Cut or Logic, you’d know they can design for pro users - but macOS as a whole is the opposite, getting more simplistic over time as they cater more to consumers. The Mac is a good pro computer IN SPITE of it being designed for consumers.
- many people in the blind community are dishonest? Wtf. This just sounds like discrimination to me.