[ SECRET POST #4107 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4107 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

?...how do they work then?

[(Anonymous)]

Not OP and certainly not a telephone expert, but I'm gonna go ahead and guess that a phone can pick up a certain level/amount/whatever of sound to transmit, and anything outside that range will be inaudible even if the listener has superhearing because the phone simply isn't sending it through.

[(Anonymous)]

Oh, so like they can't hear anything that the person who's holding the phone wouldn't hear. I didn't get what OP meant.

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[(Anonymous)]

Phones can only hear a certain range of sounds. So, it isn't like someone would be able to hear something that is impossible to hear unless you have superpowers because the phone would not even pick them up.

[(Anonymous)]

To be fair most superhearing in media is very "sound doesn't work that way"

Well...

[(Anonymous)]

To be fair, I think phones pick up some background noises that most people wouldn't hear, but someone with superhearing could conceivably hear. But, yeah, there are a lot of things that a phone wouldn't pick up that superhearing seems to.

Though, you know, since physics, chemistry, biology, etc. generally work differently on those worlds, maybe phones do too.

[(Anonymous)]

Well, someone with normal hearing can hear more on a phone than someone who is hard of hearing, so I expect that someone who has super hearing can hear more than someone with normal hearing. But I agree that sometimes they make it ridiculous - the phone is only designed to pick up sounds in a small range so that you can hear the other person's voice and not all the background noise!