top | item 41983920 (no title) Weetile | 1 year ago Not to mention a QR code excludes many people such as children and the elderly who might not have phones discuss order hn newest dirkc|1 year ago Good point, I'm hoping that this increases access rather than decrease it. In my neighborhood there are plenty of homes without doorbells. saaaaaam|1 year ago Maybe those people don’t want people to bother them. I keep the buzzer in my apartment turned off a lot of the time because random people buzz it trying to deliver things to my neighbours. We have a concierge desk for that.
dirkc|1 year ago Good point, I'm hoping that this increases access rather than decrease it. In my neighborhood there are plenty of homes without doorbells. saaaaaam|1 year ago Maybe those people don’t want people to bother them. I keep the buzzer in my apartment turned off a lot of the time because random people buzz it trying to deliver things to my neighbours. We have a concierge desk for that.
saaaaaam|1 year ago Maybe those people don’t want people to bother them. I keep the buzzer in my apartment turned off a lot of the time because random people buzz it trying to deliver things to my neighbours. We have a concierge desk for that.
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