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Hearview: while there are many different discussions on this- I’m focusing on the exploitation and riding off @mrpituk ‘s discussion. Our Deaf community is vulnerable because language has power - so if there’s a finger to point- point at a hearing owned company. Protect our Deaf community. - Hello! This topic is about Hearview! First of all, the transcript for this video is in this post/comment section if you prefer to read this instead. Ok well this is a very hot topic and a lot of discussions have been going on. It is also very layered. There are a lot of topics- it is not just “one” topic like some discussions on why Deaf content creators have been promoting this, product is expensive and seems some have found a cheaper product but the prices have not been stable and questions on if the other product has the same features, etc; Hearview is a hearing owned company – and many other topics as well. I am not going to discuss those because many have already made videos and mentioned these etc. I am riding on “exploitation” specifically language exploitation. One Deaf person made a vlog about this topic- Randy Jackson. I am going to add to this including my own opinion/statements. Our Deaf community is very vulnerable for exploitation. Why? Language. English is not always our best suit. It is not our fault. English and the language use of it- it is easy for a hearing owned company to take advantage of that with those who are not well versed with English. It is easy to eat the words from a hearing person because we are a vulnerable community. I do want to make it clear that Hearview is a TOOL. It is not a form of language access. It is in the same category as cochlear implants, hearing aids, Otter Ai (live transcript app), etc. that is where Hearview belongs to. That glasses does not help language access. No. Now, for us Deaf community, I hope this is a wake up call for us Deaf community including Deaf content creators, etc. that when a hearing owned company comes to us with the tools they have “created” for us- we need to ask questions. We need to do our research. Make sure we know what we should know. When a hearing owned company comes up to us telling us that they created something for us and we quickly say YES SURE! They butter us up then milk the money from us- where does the profit go? It goes to a hearing owned company and leaving us scrambled, confused, divded, discussing about what just “happened.” Hearing people can easily move forward and be financially comfortable- they see our discussions as minor “hiccups.” How can we protect our Deaf community? We are a vulnerable community. Clarification- I am NOT saying that NO hearing owned company can ever invent anything for us. I believe in collaborative work. I believe a hearing owned company inventing things for Deaf people need to have Deaf people on their team. I believe we need to ask how a hearing owned company can give back to our Deaf community. When they profit money from our community, how can they give back to us? Like 99% of hearing owned companies do not do that- they get the money for themselves and give nothing to the Deaf community except “freebies” with a selected few. We still suffer with language depritivation. We still suffer with communication access. We still suffer that we cannot get a fricking interpreter for a doctor’s appointment! I hope this is a wake up call for us that we need to do our research first. We need to ask each other questions. We need to discuss about the benefits of the tools. We need to check first with a hearing owned company that want to do something for the Deaf community- in what ways are they giving back to us? Do they really know our community? Deaf people have on their team? Collaborative work- I believe that. Me personally I am more angry with the hearing people on “top” with power. They would throw things in our community and causing us to be divided and confused. Is it a solution? No it is not a solution. I just wanted to share my perspective. We really need to protect our Deaf community. All of us. Every person in our community- we need to protect each other. - #reallyrenca