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>To have a valid train ticket on your phone (for those without printer), you are also required to accept the google or apple terms of service and privacy policy
by ezfe 4y ago
>To have a valid train ticket on your phone (for those without printer), you are also required to accept the google or apple terms of service and privacy policy. You can download a pdf ticket, but the data matrix on there is only valid if you print it out!
How does this even work? QR codes don't magically change when they're printed.
- schroeding 4y agoThey are just not accepted by the conductor. But those policies can also change in the (IMO) "right" direction, e.g. the German Deutsche Bahn changed their policies a few years ago and now digital tickets are accepted[1] in PDF form on digital devices, while they previously were not. [1] https://community.bahn.de/faqs/muss-ich-mein-online-gekauftes-ticket-ausdrucken https://community.bahn.de/faqs/muss-ich-mein-online-gekaufte... (german source, just saying that it can be used in the app or in PDF form on your smartphone, tablet or notebook)
- ezfe 4y agoFascinating, the way the original comment was written I thought it didn't show up or something
- Aachen 4y ago> How does this even work? QR codes don't magically change when they're printed. Tell me about it. Or, wait, tell them!