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Google recently rolled out a series of accessibility features and updates designed to make daily tasks more accessible for users with disabilities. From Maps to Search, these improvements aim to empower individuals with disabilities to navigate the digital world with greater ease.

Supporting Disabled-Owned Businesses in Maps and Search

Google is introducing a new identity attribute on Google Maps and Search, specifically for those living with disabilities. This feature provides store owners with more information about a business and allows merchants to self-identify as part of the community. Attributes like Asian-owned, Black-owned, Latino-owned, LGBTQ+-owned, veteran-owned, and women-owned businesses are already available.

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