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"Nagish" made its app available for the deaf and hard of hearing community without limitations and for free

17.12.23|Tech On Duty in collaboration with Poalim Tech, Lior Avisar

Following the situation in Israel, the technology company that provides accessible communication solutions for people who are deaf or hard of hearing decided to open its applications to Israeli residents without restrictions. As a result, thousands of people have already utilized this service to receive instructions from the Home Front Command, communicate with emergency and medical agencies, and stay in touch with family and friends