When they were introduced in February this year, they aimed to provide crucial power and internet facilities to visitors and residents. Phone charging, weather reports, and maps to help users get from A to B in a sometimes baffling metropolis.
The problem is, users — as they so often do — had other ideas. They wanted to watch ****. Or catch up on Netflix. Or generally hang out, an**ying local residents and businesses.
In fact, the kiosks have been so popular with loiterers and the lascivious that their operator, LinkNYC network, has said it's shutting off web browsing on the built-in tablets. Read more...
09-15-2016, 04:40 AM
New York internet kiosks go offline after too many people use them for ****
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