After last week’s decision to shut down the mobile networks by the San Francisco’s Bay Area Rapid Transit System — BART, in short — in a bit to disrupt a planned protest, hacktivist group Anonymous made good on its promise to cause its own disruption. @TatWZA @YungJohnnybravo
Tech Talk News: San Francisco Shuts Down Cell Phone Service
A decision by San Francisco Bay Area transit officials to cut off cell phone service at some of its stations to thwart a planned protest drew angry response Saturday from one transit board member who said she was shocked that officials acted as “this type of censor.”Bay Area Rapid Transit officials have said they shut down power Thursday evening to cellular towers for stations stretching from downtown to the San Francisco’s airport after learning protesters planned to use mobile devices to coordinate its demonstration. @TatWZA @YungJohnnybravo
Bus Stop That Has Touchscreen Multiplayer Games!!!
In San Francisco there are 20 Metro Bus Stops that have Touchscreen gaming recently installed by Yahoo! right in the shelter that will not only allow you to play games but play against the other 19(out of 20) Bus Stops, This Needs to come to all major cities, but NYC would need 24hr surveillance on ’em or they will be in somebody’s living room, just because. @TatWza
