Sylvanna Devlin

Here’s a “fun” situation. Devices with Bluetooth can have it suddenly start pairing as soon as the electronics are powered on.

It creates a noisy environment digitally.

Slap a tobacco tin sized transponder somewhere and the chaos makes it hard to track down the source.

Everyone’s device is trying to pair. Who’s the arsehole trying to pair with the resident computers?

One individual in a travel hub could take out such transit. And move on.

California has Sacramento to worry about when it comes to trains. Everywhere else has stations but most go there before anywhere cross country. Other states have theirs.

Then there are “switch terminals” where lots of flights connect. California, Nevada, Colorado, The east coast hub of the world’s interface with America. And one so big people need conveyer belts- and have them!

This Bluetooth issue might be getting addressed. But until then please, for any gods sake, leave your devices off with Bluetooth disabled.

It might not stop everything but it prevents “pairing” noise.