Next time a waitress hands me a QR code for a menu, I’m stabbing her in the throat
@VD15 personally i don’t see the problem
@pomstan I don't want to have to get out my phone, download a QR scanner and load a webpage just to see what I can order.
The whole point of a digital menu is that you can update it quickly and easily without having to reprint a paper one but most places I've seen that use a digital menu can't even properly maintain it unless they're a chain so it ends up out of date anyway.
Plus it involves bringing out phones at the dinner table which I'm not a big fan of. Restaurants are supposed to be a social experience and I think you lose that if everyone's on their phones the second they sit down
The whole point of a digital menu is that you can update it quickly and easily without having to reprint a paper one but most places I've seen that use a digital menu can't even properly maintain it unless they're a chain so it ends up out of date anyway.
Plus it involves bringing out phones at the dinner table which I'm not a big fan of. Restaurants are supposed to be a social experience and I think you lose that if everyone's on their phones the second they sit down
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Every manufacturer will put different things on their device. There isn't really a standard you can rely on. Closest is expecting that an Android phone comes with Google Play Store and Services.
There are other bits and pieces that have a high likelihood to be installed on the average Android phone, but none are 100% sure.
@alyx @pomstan @Kallian I usually just impulse uninstall anything starting with google- when I get a new phone at this point
