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VoIP required to offer disability access

May 26th, 2007 by Richard Brassaw

The Communications Act’s Section 255 requires telecommunication equipment manufacturers are required to provide equipment (and/or service) to be accessible by people with disabilities. For some reason VoIP services did not feel that the FCC rules applied to them. The FCC has said otherwise.

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