Yeah, but after a few days of confusion, people would adapt. Driving around town would be the least of worries, I think. However, a ton of modern app-based thi

Yeah, but after a few days of confusion, people would adapt. Driving around town would be the least of worries, I think. However, a ton of modern app-based things like ride-hailing apps and scooter rentals rely on the availability of GPS for their operation. Cars could still drive, scooters could still scoot, but reserving them and paying for them don't seem to have a fallback option, and without those parts I don't expect the operators of such services to have any incentive to operate those services.