5/5 That’s why the interruptions are very localized — you’ll notice it right under the sign, but as soon as you step away, the connection stabilizes.

4/5 Transit hubs are already RF-noisy. Multiple Wi-Fi networks, other Bluetooth devices, radios, and even cellular handoffs make the environment crowded, so any extra interference (like from the sign) can tip your AirPods over the edge.

3/5 Metal structures around the sign amplify the effect. The steel framework and wiring can reflect and scatter the interference, creating “dead zones” of connectivity.

2/5 Large LED displays refresh very rapidly. The drivers that power thousands of LEDs create bursts of radio noise that can swamp or distort nearby Bluetooth signals.

Like screaming into the void

This opinion is in-fact popular

Kai, we can’t even get people to understand the difference between the debt and the deficit - not even the media 🤷‍♂️

Can Canada leverage the UN to sanction Trump for his threats to its sovereignty?

I thought it was 5 grand!

✅ Obamas - yes!

❌ Clintons need to remain in retirement - they are toxic.

Biden and Kamala won’t help.