California has just banned the most annoying thing about direct broadcasting

Each direct broadcast subscriber sits to watch his favorite program or movie at an advertising level that does this with a large amount of awe – because they know that in unexpected stages during the operating time, loud bustle commercial ads will tear through their loudspeakers. The pets will push outside the room, the sleeping children will wake up, and the experience of watching a great series or movie will diminish.

However, as of July 1, 2026, this practice will not be legal in California.

As revealed Hollywood ReporterGovernor Javin Newsum signed the State Law No. 576, which will prevent all broadcasting services (such as Disney+, Netflix, HBO Max, etc.) from broadcasting commercial ads that are running in a louder voice than the subscribers watch in the program. These services will be required to follow the law to reduce commercial advertising (also known as Calm) of the Federal Communications Committee (FCC), which forced networks and cable channels to maintain commercial quantities at a level that corresponds to everything that is broadcast. (/ Daniel Ryan explained from the movie this position previously Late last year.)

I cannot imagine that anyone to object to this intuitive legislation. Why was this practice be easily allowed is one of the most common questions that I receive as an entertainment journalist. The only problem is that it is not a federal law (and we wish you good luck, waiting for the current Federal Communications Committee to do anything in the interest of the consumer). However, an industrial organization is disappointed with California’s behavior.

Animated Photo Association, which exerts pressure on behalf of studios and banners (It controls the film classification systemShe objected to SB576 because she confirmed that the companies they represent were already seeking “voluntarily” to reduce the volume of commercials. According to the analysis provided by the California State Senate, “(MPA) indicates that many broadcast services have made reasonable efforts to adjust the advertisements that come from the inclusion of ads from the servant’s side that may not correspond to the vote of programs.” In fact, they had more than a decade to play voluntarily according to Calm, but they rejected every step on the road.

When signing the draft law yesterday, Newsum said: “We have heard the residents of California out loudly and clearly, and it is clear that they do not want commercial ads with a higher size than the level they were previously enjoying the program.” It is a small thing, but this may be the most popular thing he did while he was in office. Now you can watch the movie “The Pitt” Without fear of detonating your loudspeakers.