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I've often wondered if places that have no reception would become popular for holidays. Places you truly can't check into work, or have them call you. Or if yo
by Gustomaximus 4y ago
I've often wondered if places that have no reception would become popular for holidays.
Places you truly can't check into work, or have them call you. Or if you have kids force the family to go oldschool and switch offscreens.
There are a few articles on it when I search but doesn't seem something that is particularly promoted or sort after.
- kccqzy 4y agoI regularly go camping at locations without reception. It is an excellent opportunity to disconnect and enjoy nature, and without excessive artificial lighting it's hard to not fall asleep after dark. In 2021 the Santa Clara county parks department sent a survey to campers on (among other things) whether they should improve the Mt Madonna park by having Wi-Fi. I'm sure the responses are heavily biased towards no. There's still no Wi-Fi there.