Glad to see that outcome! Inaccessible kiosks are everywhere, and I know they are likely to be the subject of several future legal battles that decide if we can independently access everything from restaurant menus to flight check-ins.

Yes, I have completely changed the headline. The ACB press release is just an outright ad for Eatsa, and makes no mention of the fact that they were in violation of the law. It also frequently uses words like "cutting-edge" and other puffery. C'mon, ACB: how many millions of dollars did Eatsa pay you for that advertisement?