They're not going to allow NVDA onto their system, I can almost guarantee that. The reason is that NVDA addons leverage the power of Python entirely, they have no restrictions. I could write an NVDA addon that would just start deleting your files and overwriting behind itself so recovery tools would have a tougher job finding the files. NVDA already is a keylogger of sorts, if you turn the debug setting in general settings to its maximum setting, every keystroke you enter is recorded into the log so that if you ever need to send it to NVAccess at that level, they will have all the information they need in order to determine the cause of a problem. Now, let's say I write a neat little addon called macro manager or something. The addon lets you record a series of events, and trigger NVDA to perform those events at the press of a keystroke. Let's say my little nefarious self embedded a keyloggger into the addon, such that the thing did its job, but it also sent everything you entered back to my server. Now, the first time you enter a password, a credit card number, your SSN, etc. You're done, I've got you. This is my reasoning behind why I think they will disallow it.
Now, JAWS on the other hand, what it's got going for it is the scripting side of it is somewhat limited, and also, proprietary, so they'd have to learn its syntax and how to use it first. JAWS scripts also will not allow you to do system wide things as I understand it, which my understanding is limited since I don't use JAWS. So I think they will allow JAWS on there, and further, I think they will have to buy it if they hire you, there are laws about reasonable employee accommodations.
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