The ministry has already shared Icelandic language data with Apple after an April meeting, and now wants accessibility cases from disabled users to make the argument concrete. A government lobbying a platform, not passing a law.
The state election office's first digital roll for Legislative Council polls translated 158 of 1.48m names instead of transliterating them, and officials have been asked to explain. A clear case of why names need transliteration, not machine translation.
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