Forced 'Digital Detox' in German Spa Town
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Can you imagine how your life would change if your mobile phones suddenly stopped working? For two months now, they've been living in a German spa town that's currently ideal for anyone looking for a digital detox. But the local tourism organization is noticing, after daily complaints from lost hikers, that a digital detox wasn't exactly the goal of most tourists. The same goes for the 10,000 residents who were left without internet access.
Since the end of June, Bad Wildbad, an idyllic spa resort in the Black Forest, has been largely radio silence – at least for mobile customers from Vodafone and O2 Telefónica. The reason: The demolition of a remote heating plant chimney, on which important mobile towers were installed, has transformed the city with about 10,000 inhabitants into a digital no-man's country. The consequences are serious: no mobile navigation, no mobile payments, no …
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