Sound Masking and Compliance: Meeting Privacy Expectations

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Privacy expectations in offices are no longer just about “don’t listen in.” They extend to how information travels through the built environment, how long it lingers, and how reliably you can demonstrate that you tried to reduce unnecessary disclosure. Sound masking sits right at that intersection.