A better example would not be disabling all cars in a parking lot. The cars are inert. The phones are active, so driving down the road was apt. It's not a tr

A better example would not be disabling all cars in a parking lot. The cars are inert. The phones are active, so driving down the road was apt. It's not a trolly problem, because the 5 people might be on the track but the 1 person is 200km down the track. Bluetooth has always been leaky, but apart from being trapped on a train it's mostly mitigated by being able to walk away. It's not something techs are un-aware of. Also.. 99% of the people on the train wouldn't have any idea what's going on. Calling tech support later would have zero affect. So it's not highlighting the issue to anyone who could remotely address it. The dongle dude here was just being a jerk because he could. Playing loud music would have been about the same. "I'm going to take joy in confusing/annoying others."