It’s an odd social issue. You can obviously regulate your own access. So the issue distils to it being regrettable that other people aren’t behaving in a way t

It’s an odd social issue. You can obviously regulate your own access. So the issue distils to it being regrettable that other people aren’t behaving in a way that’s necessary to satisfy one’s desired ambience. Ie. enforcing behaviour of others for our benefit. I imagine there may eventually be sufficient demand for private locations that ban devices? Is there something about this that makes it distinct from a “kids these days” kind of lament?