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Mobile phones already do this, rather annoyingly. I don't think it's going to help a kid for a device to play nanny. They'll reject the advice like they rejec
by blunte 7y ago
Mobile phones already do this, rather annoyingly. I don't think it's going to help a kid for a device to play nanny. They'll reject the advice like they reject most other advice.
Meanwhile, those of us with other devices (such as using a car's aux jack) have to suffer with annoying notices and delays in boosting the volume to 100%.
- taneq 7y agoWe got headphones for the kids recently and they're deliberately volume-limited so that even at max volume the sound isn't too loud. It's probably just a resistor in series with the speaker coil, seems like a simple enough solution.