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Isn't this just the high-tech version of for-customers-only restrooms, which is not such an uncommon thing AFAIK? For instance in McDonalds in Belgrade, Serbia
by ivanhoe 7y ago
Isn't this just the high-tech version of for-customers-only restrooms, which is not such an uncommon thing AFAIK? For instance in McDonalds in Belgrade, Serbia you have to scan the barcode from the receipt to open the door of the toilet, which I always thought was a very neat solution.
- Ayesh 7y agoI happen to be in Belgrade right now, and the McDonalds I've been today didn't have any barrier at the restroom. There was a keypad to enter a PIN, but the door opened without a PIN. In Munich, there were human staff at the gate collecting 50 cents to use the toilet, and that's the weirdest McDonalds restroom I've been to so far.
- Nextgrid 7y agoThe difference is that the McDonalds only makes sure you've actually paid, and doesn't try to stalk your toilet habits nor links them to your social media accounts.