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Hi Tara, Tarjimly is free for any asylum seekers, refugees and organisations to set up an account and use. We would love to expand our access in the UK with organisations and refugees who need it there, so if you have any ideas or contacts please reach out to us at team@tarjim.ly

@@tarjimly I remember looking into it for an organisation, and there was some kind of payment wall that put them off. I'm not suggesting it always be free but to break into the market and establish a reputation it might be worth it.

@@tarana9329 No it's completely free to sign up and to use! There are some options for those who want to access more features and paid translators, which have a monthly subscription, but all the essential functions of the app are free.

Hi Ahmed, I'm sorry to hear that you're experiencing that issue. Can you send us an email to team@tarjim.ly, so we can be directly in contact with you, and can you give us details about your phone model and operating system.

It can vary from phone to phone how it's laid out exactly. 1 ) First you will look for "settings" on your phone. 2) Then look for the "permissions" or "app authorisations" section. If you don't find that, you should find the "Apps" section. 3) Search for Tarjimly 4) Make sure all the permissions are allowed for Tarjimly

Hi May! Unfortunately you cannot disable calls. There will be rare occasions where in the request itself it will specify that someone needs help with text or document translations. In that case, you can accept knowing that is expected of you. Most of the time, however, you won't be able know what is needed, and the majority of time, a phone call will be what the beneficiary is looking for.

Hi Chanie, Tarjimly translators are volunteers. They do it to give contribute to the world and to their communities.

It says clearly, "volunteering."

Thank you, Tara. We hope you can join our community of volunteers, or find ways to share us with those who need language access.

@@tarjimly Definitely!

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