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FCC mandates all mobile phones in the US to be compatible with hearing aids (www.androidauthority.com)
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The rule also mandates universal Bluetooth standards and volume control compliance for all smartphones.

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[–] Jeffool@lemmy.world 6 points 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago)

A total aside, but I was always annoyed early smart phones had am/fm receivers in them (free on the chip) and relatively few phones ever let them be accessed. I think most of those also could do TV signal, if I'm not mistaken? But that may have been a subset.

Sure, that probably played hell on the battery, but it would've been neat to have the option to DVR TV over the air on my phone back then and cast it, in the early days of Chromecast.