Would you use a free public charging station for your phone or other mobile device?
Public charging stations offer people a quick and secure place to power up their devices while they go back to shopping, dining, or just enjoying the day out.
Each charging station offers users a secure locker. Each time a locker is used the user will create a new pin code. Some lockers use thumb print scans.
Multiple cables are provided in order to charge 98% of all phones and mobile devices.
Each user will be allowed "x-amount of time" to charge their device(s). This allotted time should be enough to fully charge most phones. Allotted time would depend on how busy the charging station is.
Here are some examples of public charging stations:
@communitycharge is a project trying to bring free mobile device charging to the public. At this time we are in preliminary stages. Please follow us for updates. We will be posting more information, including an outline of the project, shortly. If you are interested in donating to the project please let us know.
Yes.
I have used a public charging station before, but it was NOT free.
I have used a public charging station before and it was free.
No.
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