– SwiftBraille soft keyboard is the first app that supports Arabic in full representation in Braille language and is available for free on the Google play store. You can’t sell the app or claim it for yourself!
– SwiftBraille is available for free on the Google play store, so it’s subject to the store terms.
– You can help build the project in many ways, like joining the group of SwiftBraille developers on Facebook to test the app and give your feedback, or you can visit the support page to help in other ways.
– As the project is about the soft keyboard, SwiftBraille will not collect what the user types even for statistical goals.
– The app might collect some technical information in the background related to bugs (programming issues), or system failures, to improve the keyboard for a better user experience.
– As the project is for free and anyone can get it, this is a disclaimer message if you misused the keyboard on your phone or downloaded it from outside the official stores, or even any other places that are not related or documented on SwiftBraille.com website.
– Don’t take any of the posts from SwiftBraille’s blog (like how Braille codes are represented in the app) as an official source for your research or your apps, some Braille codes are represented in other ways as it is known internationally.
– Some of the logos and icons used in the SwiftBraille project are not owned by the developer or the project itself, like the Google play store logo, Facebook, and other social media logos.
– The content inside SwiftBraille’s blog is under a Creative Common license, you can share, and copy as you want, but you’ve to mention the source of the post/page link, and you can’t sell or deal with the content in commercial ways! Details are found here.
– If you’ve any questions, or you want to help paraphrase the content of this page, I would be happy to contact me.
Last update: 9-05-2016