Mozilla is dedicated to keeping the web open and accessible for everyone. To do that we need to empower web creators through projects like Common Voice. As voice technologies proliferate beyond niche applications, we believe they must serve all users equally. That means investing in more languages and accommodating diverse accents and demographics when building and testing voice technologies. Common Voice is a public resource available to everyone and Mozilla teams and developers around the world are already using it on our own projects as well.
Mozilla iswi-is d aḥraz n web yeldin, yettwakcamen i yal yiwen. Akken ad naweḍ lebɣi-a, yessefk ad nmudd ifecka am Common Voice i wid i d-yesnulfuyen. Titiknulujiyin n taɣect ttnulfuyent-d deg kra n yimeḍqan, numen daɣen d akken yessefk ad faṛsent seg-sent yimdanen meṛṛa. Nwal d akken ilaq ad nseddu ugar n tutlayin, isusruyen akked tsutiwin yemgaraden i usnulfu akked usekyed n titiknulujiyin n taɣect. Mozilla tebɣa Internet urmid, s tezmert yelhan. Ayagi ad d-yeglu s umuddu n unekcum ɣer yisefka n taɣect i wid i d-yesnulfuyen deg Web, akken ad izmiren ad ten-sqedcen deg yisenfaṛen imaynuten. Common Voice ad yuɣal d taɣbalut tazayezt ara imudden tallelt i yigrawen n Mozilla akked ineflayen deg umaḍal meṛṛa.