The Blind Computer

SMS Consent and Terms

How The Blind Computer uses text messaging

What is The Blind Computer?

The Blind Computer is a voice-first AI assistant designed for blind and visually impaired users. Users interact with the service by calling our phone number and speaking with an AI assistant that helps them take notes, set reminders, search the web, create documents, and more.

SMS Messaging Program

As part of the service, The Blind Computer can send SMS text messages to users and their designated contacts. Messages may include:

How Users Consent

Verbal opt-in during phone call. Users provide consent by verbally requesting that a text message be sent during their phone conversation with the AI assistant. The assistant always confirms the recipient number and message content before sending.

Examples of verbal consent:

Message Frequency

Message frequency varies based on user requests. Users typically receive one to ten messages per phone call session. Messages are only sent when explicitly requested by the user during a call.

How to Opt Out

Users can opt out of SMS messaging at any time by:

Message and Data Rates

Standard message and data rates may apply. The Blind Computer does not charge for SMS messages, but your carrier may.

Privacy

Phone numbers and message content are used solely to deliver the requested service. We do not sell or share phone numbers with third parties for marketing purposes. Message content is stored to provide conversation history and improve the service.

Contact

Service provided by The Blind Computer.

Email: acea@theblindcomputer.com

Last updated: March 2026