| Post 3 made on Thursday January 8, 2015 at 13:10 |
Ernie Gilman Yes, That Ernie! |
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Huh? He was using Airplay, so the phone wasn't connected to the sound system.
Find iPhone played over his audio system. Finding the phone was made impossible by Find iPhone not just playing on the phone's speaker.
The phone's volume was turned "way down" on the phone itself. It's not clear that the phone was actually inaudible, but it certainly was much quieter than the audio system! How could a deaf man have found a phone sounding at, say, 65 dB when the whole-house system was playing at 120 dB (okay, let's be reasonable: 85 dB)?
I'd say Find iPhone works if a)it sounds at full volume and b)it only sounds on the phone, not on any external device unless actually wired into the headphone jack.
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