In the first episode of this new show, accessibility pros Des Delgadillo and Louis Do talk about the big news from the week, and dive deep into the history of hackers abusing Android Accessibility Services.Links Discussed During the Show:Segment 1: NewsOpen sourcing Project Guideline: A platform for computer vision accessibility technology[Work In Progress]: Vosh - a third-party screen-reader for the MacintoshTaika Waititi's New Apple Film Shows Off the iPhone's Speech Accessibility ToolsDaily Bruin: UCLA launches new Bachelor of Arts degree in disability studiesAvatar: Frontiers of Pandora accessibility features revealedThe Vale: Shadow of the CrownAs Dusk FallsSegment 2: Android Security ServicesBleeping Computer: Google Addresses Android's Biggest Security Problem: Accessibility ServicesHow Android accessibility services can be used to hack your phoneInside the Android Accessibility clickjacking malwareAndroid Police: Android 14 Beta 1 has built-in protections against sneaky screen-reading malwareZDNet: Over 300,000 Android users have downloaded these banking trojan malware apps, say security researchersAndroid's Accessibility API: A history of open (mis)useForbes: Appdome CEO Tom Tovar Talks His Company’s Mission, Android Accessibility Service Attacks, More In InterviewSegment 3: Accessibility Highlights of the WeekFace in View from the new Jaws 2024Experimenting with Be My Eyes and Videos

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