Apple recently opened a new store in Palo Alto and because its great design could not be criticized, some they started to complain because of the noise inside. Several people have stated that inside the store there is more noise than on the busiest boulevard in Palo Alto, and of course, various controversies have arisen from here. To measure the noise inside, some used an iPhone application and discovered that the ears have to withstand noises exceeding 75 dB inside, a value too high in the opinion of some.
Although there are bored gigglers, the reality is that a noisy boulevard of a big city can generate sounds that reach 85 dB, a conversation between two or more people can reach up to 65 dB, so the noises recorded in the Apple store are not extreme. To be honest, I am constantly amazed by the nonsense that some people can invoke to criticize anything Apple does lately, and the "complaints" related to the noise in the store fall into the category of nonsense that flies through the minds of some Americans.
