Apple announced the release of their Volume Limit feature earlier today for the iPod. Basically, this is in response to all the hearing loss lawsuits that are going around in the MP3 player world. With the update, which is for the iPod nano and 5G iPods with video, users can set a maximum volume limit, and lock it with a passcode. This allows parents to set a max. volume for their children, and also ensures that if a little one gets ahold of your iPod, they can’t turn it any higher than your limit, saving your ears from a blaring shock.
{sparkys notes: I thought the ipod already had a volume limit features, its called the volume wheel, just don’t turn it up all the way. Whats next, governors for cars that go to fast?}
Originally from Gear Live