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There isn't only one kind of disability

Technology has the potential to bridge the gap between individuals with disabilities and their ability to lead fulfilling, independent lives. As the state works toward prioritizing accessibility within digital products and services, it’s valuable to remember there isn't only one kind of disability.

Ready to unplug this summer with some travel? Be careful where you plug in

Free, public phone charging stations are everywhere these days as a convenient solution to a low phone battery while we’re on the go. But cybercriminals are smartening up and have learned how to steal your data while you’re powering up. This hacking trend is called “juice jacking,” according to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). “Malware installed through a corrupted USB port can lock a device or export personal data and passwords directly to the perpetrator,” the FCC warned in a recent alert.

How to make virtual meetings more accessible

For many, virtual meetings are a prominent part of the workweek. Whether it is the daily huddle, weekly report out, team meetings, or customer-focused presentations, you can take your meeting game up a notch without having to know peoples’ disabilities. If you are the host or simply a participant, incorporating the best practices below will increase your virtual accessibility for meetings, training, presentations and content. 

Check Out the Award-Winning myColorado™ App!

Whether you’re looking to access secure and convenient state services or show proof of COVID-19 vaccination, the myColorado™ app helps you simplify identification…digitally.

The app’s groundbreaking myVaccine Record—developed in close partnership with the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE)—has been accessed by more than 725,000 Coloradans since the feature’s public launch in August 2021. It was also recently selected as the 2022 Colorado Technology Association APEX Awards' Tech Project of the Year!

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