Re:As Bike-Sharing Brings Out Bad Manners, China Asks, What’...
by contingencies on Sunday September 03, 2017 @09:07AM
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Here in Shenzhen where it is stinking hot all the damn time (we don't get freezing, snowy/sleeted, dust storms or 'normal') and windy/wet some of the time, there's government e-bike stations all about my area. Unfortunately I can't use them because they don't take foreign passport numbers. Otherwise, I would.
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Re:As Bike-Sharing Brings Out Bad Manners, China Asks, What’...
by kirerukaze on Monday September 04, 2017 @02:35AM
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I live in Shenzhen and I use Mobike all the time. The biggest obstacle was getting a bank account to pay with. The identity verification process was to take a picture of your passport and a picture of you holding your passport, and then it took half a day for Mobike to verify the information.
Re:As Bike-Sharing Brings Out Bad Manners, China Asks, What’...
by contingencies on Wednesday September 06, 2017 @11:18AM
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Mobike != government system.