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I feel like that would lead to pranksters screaming, or worse playing some ridiculous pitch and frequency that could cause hearing damage.
by ben_jones 10y ago
I feel like that would lead to pranksters screaming, or worse playing some ridiculous pitch and frequency that could cause hearing damage.
- mathiasben 10y agoI'd deff give one star feedback to anyone waking me up using the brown note.
- kuczmama 10y agoIt sounds like that could be part of the fun. lol.
- mathiasben 10y agoyeah totally! question: If I connect the headphone jack to my stereo system will the Jolt music play through when it's time for the alarm to go off?
- kuczmama 10y agoNow I can reply to this question. I guess we can't have too many nested replys. I actually haven't tested having the alarm go off with an external speaker like that. But, when I'm using headphones it will actually play on both the headphones and the phone's speaker. But when I pair my phone through the Amazon Echo Dot that I have, the alarm plays on the dot and not on the phone. I'm actually not entirely sure why that happens, but I think that has to do with how android manages audio. But anyways it should be fine, but your mileage may vary.
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- miranda_rights 10y agoAlso, what if the user waking the other one didn't make any noise, so the other person doesn't wake up? I'd think that'd be worse.
- amelius 10y agoThe app could intervene with a loud alarm if the user didn't press "stop/snooze" within five minutes.