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Many people find overly loud commercials to be a significant annoyance, especially when watching content on streaming services where the volume can jump unexpectedly. This bill addresses that common frustration by extending existing consumer protections from traditional television to the rapidly growing world of online video.
If this bill becomes law, viewers can expect a more comfortable and less disruptive viewing experience across various streaming platforms, creating a more uniform standard for ad volume. If it doesn't become law, the inconsistency in ad volume on internet-delivered video would likely continue, leaving consumers to manually adjust volume levels or endure disruptive audio changes.
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Many people find overly loud commercials to be a significant annoyance, especially when watching content on streaming services where the volume can jump unexpectedly. This bill addresses that common frustration by extending existing consumer protections from traditional television to the rapidly growing world of online video.
If this bill becomes law, viewers can expect a more comfortable and less disruptive viewing experience across various streaming platforms, creating a more uniform standard for ad volume. If it doesn't become law, the inconsistency in ad volume on internet-delivered video would likely continue, leaving consumers to manually adjust volume levels or endure disruptive audio changes.
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