How Sound Masking Improves Speech Privacy in Open Offices 65202
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Open offices are built for visibility, speed, and collaboration. They also do something else, often unintentionally: they turn spoken words into shared information. When conversations are loud enough, close enough, or just frequent enough, the office starts to feel like a single, overhear-prone room.
