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 The image recognition technology used by some screen readers isn’t special. It is susceptible to all the potential issues described earlier. This means that human-authored alt text is still the best option.
 
 
+## What about an image link?
+
+The presence of a link will be announced much as how the presence of an image will. If a link wraps an image element, the image’s alt text will provide a clue for where the link will go. A human’s guidance helps for these circumstances.
+
+An automated description may report something along the lines of:
+
+> Link. Image. Map.
+
+While human-authored alt text provides better context:
+
+> Link. Image. Paraguay river system.
+
+
 ## What about social media and memes?
 
 [Every major social media platform includes the ability to add alt text to their images](https://blog.hootsuite.com/inclusive-design-social-media/). Some, like Facebook, use an automated image description if none is provided, but they are almost always insufficient.