Oh I feel so utterly owned, and seen, and cared for!
The gold standard in my experience is Sweden. They probably do the same thing in other countries, but that's the place I have visited.
Instead of having a single big open men's room with 2-3 toilets and a couple sinks, next to a single big open ladies' room with a similar layout, there is a short hallway with four doors on each side. Behind each door is a small restroom with its own toilet and sink. I think they each had a urinal too.
It is superior in every single way except maybe for initial construction cost. It has a higher number of toilets which are all gender neutral, on top of actual privacy and there not being a "bad time" to go if it's busy.
It makes total sense if you give a shit about people and aren't trying to penny pinch construction costs while making the facilities user-hostile so that peons don't spend too much time in there.
This issue is right up there with healthcare as far as the level of stupidity (just not the level of death) because we collectively in the US won't take a note from other countries that do it better. Plus, you know, respecting human dignity.
Restrooms don't need to be gendered in the first place if they give you some damn privacy.
But as an american I know all too well that private bathrooms means potential small costs for landlords, and the ability for employees to hide and/or drug addicts to shoot up, so half the country would fight the change until their dying breath.
It's probably dependent on your age and location, but a lot of people associate the Donald Duck Uncle Scrooge with the Dickens story thanks to this:

Hopefully the human first responders are automatically dispatched when one of the drones responders to something, so that they will be there to patch up the people slashed repeatedly by the blades on that drone. Which, given the world we live in, is guaranteed to happen.
In the year of our lord 2026, it's more like they TELL us to save water while standing in that shower making constant eye contact with the camera with water running down their face. And just before their message ends you see a cloud zip past a window behind them because they're on a private jet while recording it.
Safety is the nickname they give to that little no-fun button on the bang bang toy.
The admins have decided that most of us can take so much more absurdity before we break. This experiment is sick, I tell you.
I think it's also the tribal part of our brains that make it feel good to be on the winning side, even if you aren't contributing to the victory.
See also: sports, politics, religion, war
If we're talking about boomers on mainstream social media sites, if it's not AI slop then it will just be human-run scams or thinly veiled advertising. It should all be treated as garbage starting out.
Then it's not that big of a step to realize that they are better off not spending their days plugged into the firehose of bullshit and brain manipulation.
We finally have the Centers for Delicious Chicken?