>Live noise cancellation for spaces. I was thinking about if this being weaponized to suppress speech. If an array could be put on top of a protest to silence

>Live noise cancellation for spaces. I was thinking about if this being weaponized to suppress speech. If an array could be put on top of a protest to silence it. It's sort of the equivalent of shouting over someone. Would the supreme court find the government pumping out anti-noise a violation of rights?