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This problem seems extraordinarily addressable at a tech-level. My iPhone can detect decibel levels, plus it knows that it’s been spitting out 100db for 90 min
by iambateman 7y ago
This problem seems extraordinarily addressable at a tech-level.
My iPhone can detect decibel levels, plus it knows that it’s been spitting out 100db for 90 minutes. Why not show a warning?
Also the volume on the phone could have a “yellow” and “red” indication to visually show where things start to get too loud.
There are lots of hard problems in the world, is this really one of them?
- sahaskatta 7y agoThe new iOS 13 does this! https://www.theverge.com/2019/6/3/18650755/apple-health-app-ios-13-watch-os-cycle-tracking-update-wwdc-2019 https://www.theverge.com/2019/6/3/18650755/apple-health-app-...
- CarVac 7y agoNo way does the phone know how loud the transducers you hook up to it are. Maybe for airpods and earpods, but not anything else hooked up via the dongle.