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Apple works with Indigenous communities on iPhone keyboards

via Wired·18h ago

WIRED reports that Apple’s Indigenous-language keyboards are developed with community members, including Cherokee, Nez Perce and newer Blackfoot, Comanche and Northern East Cree support. Linguists and speakers describe how custom layouts help digital communication while raising questions about language sovereignty and data ownership. The report does not measure a resulting increase in fluent speakers.

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