I can't help but feel a lot of the "discussion" around this step is FUD, likely thrown up by advertisers. Such as this one: > Invidis also pointed out that dig

I can't help but feel a lot of the "discussion" around this step is FUD, likely thrown up by advertisers. Such as this one: > Invidis also pointed out that digital signage at bus stops and train stations can do double duty displaying ads and timetable information I live in Germany and travel a lot by train. You generally see a lot of public-space digital signage here: Some displays show ads and tabloid-style news bits, some are for timetables. In 30 years, I've never seen one display being used for both. That would be a pretty remarkable feat actually, as both systems are entirely separate: They use different tech and are run by different organisations. The most public-service thing the ad displays were ever employed for was to show reminders of local covid rules - and even that only because the city had commissioned a public awareness campaign. There is absolutely zero technical difficulty in shutting down the ad displays but keeping the timetable displays running.