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While I support this, it’s not clear from the article if the phone conversation was in French or another language, so no way to know whether, knowing how sensit

• zarmin 2y ago
  Right, like how in the US you can't shout "fire" in a crowded theater, but it's perfectly fine to shout "fuego".
• Agingcoder 2y ago
  No - it’s socially strongly frowned upon to not mute your phone on a train, and it’s written everywhere that you should be quiet, so SNCF is just materializing this . I remember years ago group of four loud American tourists ( who were just having a loud conversation, they weren’t throwing beer bottles around )- passengers, not staff, repeatedly told them to be quiet. I still remember the look of misunderstanding of how of the tourists, who clearly didn’t understand what he was doing wrong.