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Do I make the joke about it being a constantly evolving conversation about the efficacy of school safety tech?

Good question and I’m no expert on trends. I suspect that if the EAS tone was a trend, it was on social media, and therefore not a flagging under the FCC. But if people used it in artistic pieces and a news segment on tv or radio was about it, they would not have been able to air the full piece.

The camera loves you at all times and in all ways just to watch you fall down a flight of stairs?

More seriously, they’re an over surveillance that imposes certain behavioral norms merely by being present.

Follow up: the FCC apparently increases fines over time for repeat offenders of using the EAS inappropriately.

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Lastly, there are similar laws such as the Geneva Convention banning using a red cross on a white background to only identify authentic medical services. For example, @concernedape.bsky.social fixed an inadvertent violation in an early Stardew Valley patch.

Interestingly, the FCC rule applies to sounds that are similar enough to the EAS that they may accidentally cause a panic. It's not about the boundaries of the law but the potential for misinterpretation and ultimate outcomes.

Second, decreasing situational awareness. The Robb Elementary School shooting House report found that over use of the lockdown drill notification for community bailout incidents led to decreased overall crisis concerns. www.texastribune.org/2022/07/17/l...