Majority of people think those who blare music from phones are rude – but we’re too scared say anything, survey shows
MOST of us think people who play loud music on their phones are rude — but we are too scared to tell them, a survey shows.
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Phones at Gigs Make Pretenders’ Chrissie Hynde Think of Quitting
The Pretenders leader is one of many artists who ask gig-goers not to record performances on their phones. She likens the experience to being stalked, saying it made her think of quitting.
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Why NYC straphangers are scared to tell noisy commuters to turn down their phones: ‘Behavior backed by the threat of violence’
Joseph Miller, a 25-year-old graduate student from Brooklyn, says he sees people blaring music and movies from their phones — and that while it drives him nuts, nobody ever speaks up.
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Fresh crackdown on people who play music from their phones on trains & buses – as MP suggests on-the-spot fines
It comes after polling for The Sun revealed that 80 per cent of the public think people who play loud music on their phones are rude — but we are too scared to tell them. Transport Minister ...
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Android phones can get Apple Music Classical from today
After a bit of a wait, Apple Music Classical is now available for Android phones. We knew it was coming – we reported on code in an Apple Music beta back in early 2022 – but I didn't think it ...
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Sony BMG to make music catalog available to Nokia phones
"We see the Comes With Music program as a great way to bundle mobile phones with access to the music," said Thomas Hesse, president of global digital business and U.S. sales at Sony BMG. "It turns the ...