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> The ideal solution should be a mandate to ban all loud phone sounds in public. Loud breathing is still ok? Really weird hill to die on.
by dzikimarian 3y ago
> The ideal solution should be a mandate to ban all loud phone sounds in public.
Loud breathing is still ok?
Really weird hill to die on.
- mastazi 3y agoIs it really that weird? I mean we use to have stores selling ringtones 10-15 years ago and Crazy Frog was climbing the charts [1]. Things have changed, and at least where I leave, most phones around me are permanently kept on vibration mode. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crazy_Frog https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crazy_Frog
- mattl 3y agoYou can still buy ringtones from iTunes in 2023
- lucb1e 3y agoI wouldn't mind if people would just use headphones for the music they want to listen to rather than putting it on loud for all the neighbors to hear, so I kind of agree with the general "be conscious of others". But, yeah, conversations at a normal tone in a bus or train should be perfectly fine, including the ten seconds of ringing which that includes... it's those that are trying to talk directly to the communication mast, or people bringing loudspeakers to public places to play their music, that I find bothersome.