Mobile Toilet with QR Code Scanning

There is a mobile toilet with QR code scanning functionality in Fujian. Here is the relevant information:

Usage Process

First, check if there is anyone inside the toilet. After confirming it is unoccupied, scan the QR code, then immediately push the door open and enter. The toilet door will automatically lock after 5 seconds. There is a payment QR code nearby. After paying the fee, a page will pop up on your phone with two options: 'Open' and 'End Order'. Click 'Open' to use the toilet normally.

Duration Explanation

The duration shown in the mini-program is not the actual usage time but the period during which others cannot scan the code to enter the toilet. During actual use, there is no time limit for using the toilet. After the countdown ends, the door lock will not open automatically, and people outside cannot open the lock by scanning the code. The user can unlock the door from the inside using a key.

Location and Configuration

This mobile toilet is located by the seaside in Jinfeng Town, Fuzhou City, Fujian Province. It is the only mobile toilet in this area, and the nearest public toilet is about two kilometers away. The operator purchased a mobile container for over 20,000 yuan a month ago and equipped it with a toilet, a bathroom, and a vending machine. They also spent over 300 yuan on mini-program services to start the business.

Pricing Situation

Initially, the toilet charged 6 yuan per use. Due to high foot traffic, which made cleaning difficult, and many complaints, the price was raised to 10 yuan per use to control the number of users. After the incident was exposed, the price was adjusted to 2 yuan per use. However, as the incident continued to unfold, the operator decided to remove the container at night, and currently, the container is out of service.

Netizen Feedback

Some netizens scanned the relevant QR code, and the 'Xiaoxun Smart Control Center' WeChat mini-program popped up. The interface showed that using the toilet for 10 minutes required a payment of 10 yuan. There was also a 'User Notice' window with text such as 'The price is clearly marked. Don't say it's expensive. If you think it's expensive, use it for free at home.'