Seen at a cinema. You can watch yourself poop and the ads switch between being shown normally and mirrored to make sure you can read them while on the toilet.
Oh yeah I’m breaking anything like that in a bathroom. And you should too.
Any digital device could come with a camera and microphones.
And best of all, there’s no evidence of you breaking it without the owners admitting to filming/recording in a bathroom.
I’d just tape trash bags over the screen. Or maybe paint over it
“Paint”
You carry paint to the cinema bathroom?
Never know what’s going to need a spontaneous protest/mural
Everything can be used as paint. Depending on your diet it effects your painting style though.
What do you think is in there? A network card, maybe 250mb ram, and the screen of course.
That’s got to be enough for at least 100 simultaneous Dooms.
Who wants to put Doom in the bathroom?
I played around with some info terminals for conventions (scan your ticket here, floor layout) and its just a (in my case horribly outdated) tablet motherboard that has some IO soldered.
You’d need to be in the restroom with at least one other occupant if the door to the restroom is being filmed.
A wrong break that bugs out the OS will get logged with the exact time.
I think, after all this time, we have found the platonic ideal of A Boring Dystopia post. It does not get any better/worse than this
I would never do a property damage in a bathroom, but how would they be able to catch the person who did?
If there’s a camera pointing at the entrance of the toilets, they could use the recorded footage along with the time that the screen lost its network connection to narrow down the suspects. Especially since, unless you’re confident you can do something to this thing silently, you’d want to do it when nobody is around.
…I guess you could also blow raspberries to drown out the sound. You might get some sympathetic looks when you leave the stall, though.
You can just kill the panel, the computer would be none the wiser.
The weirdly large blank space at the bottom does suggest the computer is there and not, say, underneath the display, so that would make it easy to avoid. Could still be booby-trapped, though. A light-beam getting interrupted or light sensor detecting that there is more light entering the enclosure than there should be could send a message home and then they would still have the time information.
Oops! Spilled salt water in the top vent. Silly me!
Businesses have enough trouble keeping people from vandalizing their toilets. I can’t see this making it less likely or less expensive for them to repair.
What kind of Narcissus-ass mirror is that.
Literally.
I genuinely have to ask who this works on.
How many people walk into a restroom to take a big shit, discover they are trapped in a tiny room with a big ad machine, and decide “This is where I will be spending my money once I’m done dropping a fat turd”.
More effective than any individual ad, I think a quarter feed that says “Turn off ads: $.50” would be more profitable long term.
Ads work. This has been proven many, many times, and it’s the reason why companies spend billions on ads. It’s not something that happens right then and there, but they get everyone. You are not safe from ads, even if you think you’re better than others. “Who does this work on?” is the wrong question. We should rather ask “How can we make it stop?”.
Please list the cinema (chain) so I can never come there again.
The screen could literally be playing the movie based on your ticket so you miss less scenes if you had to go to a toilet and they waste the screen on this.
