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@patpro My phone doesn't even have the tactile indicator on the number 5! Gotta buy a new phone!

ITU recommendation for a tactile identifier on the "5" button

To assist blind and visually impaired people in identifying the dialling push-buttons and otherwise to facilitate dialling under low light conditions, it is recommended that the button with the "5" be marked with a tactile identifier so that the button can be identified by the sense of touch.
The preferred locations of the tactile identifier are:
– In the middle of the "5" button.
– As near the middle of the "5" button as possible.
– On the surface of the "5" button that is pressed when it is activated.
It is recommended that the tactile identifier is positioned in such a way that it will not obscure the legibility of the marking on the "5" button (see Figure 5).

It includes a figure of a "5" button with a raised tactile dot — Open image attachment ⁨1⁩ of ⁨1⁩
ITU recommendation for a tactile identifier on the "5" button To assist blind and visually impaired people in identifying the dialling push-buttons and otherwise to facilitate dialling under low light conditions, it is recommended that the button with the "5" be marked with a tactile identifier so that the button can be identified by the sense of touch. The preferred locations of the tactile identifier are: – In the middle of the "5" button. – As near the middle of the "5" button as possible. – On the surface of the "5" button that is pressed when it is activated. It is recommended that the tactile identifier is positioned in such a way that it will not obscure the legibility of the marking on the "5" button (see Figure 5). It includes a figure of a "5" button with a raised tactile dot