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My son always has his headphones on these days, which often makes it hard for us to reach him. I wouldn't mind being able to talk directly into his headphones.
by mcv 5y ago
My son always has his headphones on these days, which often makes it hard for us to reach him. I wouldn't mind being able to talk directly into his headphones.
- dom96 5y agoThat does sound like a cool app idea.
- jraph 5y agoThe child might refuse to install it though.
- BurningPenguin 5y agoI'd say it depends on the parents. If the relationship is somewhat healthy, there might be a chance. But those who require their kids to be on constant alert may have a problem. Source: I grew up with a parent who got multiple times diagnosed with HPD. I would have never installed something like that. Installing and showing how Discord works was already a major mistake. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Histrionic_personality_disorder https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Histrionic_personality_disorde...
- npteljes 5y agoReally made me think. I would have HATED op's idea - that my experience is suddenly interrupted by a parent. So yes it's definitely up to the people and their relationship.
- invalidusernam3 5y agoApple watch has a Walkie-Talkie feature
- f1refly 5y agoFor headphones to work there has to be a communication platform. I reckon it wouldn't be too hard to pick up a computer yourself, join his channel and talk to him. Wildly depends on your sons age though, I guess I wouldn't have been too keen on my mum having access to my teamspeak when I was 15.
- mcv 5y agoI don't need to hear who he's talking to. I just want an interrupt button to say it's dinnertime, or something like that.