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This is an article about an advertisement campaign which features a odd-looking and incomplete (Elisabeth line) map which adds injury to insult by requesting un
by fxtentacle 3y ago
This is an article about an advertisement campaign which features a odd-looking and incomplete (Elisabeth line) map which adds injury to insult by requesting unsuspecting tourists to use mobile data on their smartphone, which practically never works because the subway is, well, deep under ground.
I feel like this should be flagged as spam, and it certainly includes the highly intrusive flavour of tacking common for low-quality pages. But I'm hoping someone can convince me that this is useful content to engage with?
- piva00 3y ago> use mobile data on their smartphone, which practically never works because the subway is, well, deep under ground. I find surprising that London hasn't deployed a cell network under ground like Stockholm's tunnelbana has. I'm sure there are technical differences between the systems but the tunnelbana has spotless mobile data even deep underground in the bedrock.
- gnabgib 3y agoThey have (it's work in progress) https://tfl.gov.uk/campaign/station-wifi https://tfl.gov.uk/campaign/station-wifi