These things have started to be non-news, more like adverts for the companies installing them, make a quick interview about a company, promote it and classify it as news. The most important thing in all of this is one line:
Fees range from 6% to 20% of a total transaction,
At those rates, those things are starting to target one-time shoppers, fleece them as much as they can, and then to the next buyer or more like victim rather than focusing on volume and on dedicated customers. Just for fun, I looked two weeks ago at a Batm, the fees were not that bad at 7% but buying 100 euros worth of bitcoin wouldn't get me 93euros in my wallet because they would also charge me close to 15 euros for the tx.
If they keep these things up and go full KYC on every purchase they will soon be left with no customers.
And they are left without customers. My friend has a cafe in one small country but his cafe is located in a very prestigious area where you'll often see the tourists. They not only walk near his cafe but they also usually hire the apartments in that area. Tourists are mostly from Russia and East European countries and there were times when I was often in his cafe during the day.
I have never seen tourists or local people using the Bitcoin ATM in his cafe. Once, an old woman came here and asked us to help her in paying of bills

I have said this story already in past. I can really confirm that no one uses that ATM, it's not profitable, have never been too but idk, it's still in his cafe and the owner of that ATM pays him the rent price.
Also, there was one crypto cafe opened in another prestigious area. My GYM was in front of that Cafe, so, I was seeing that cafe from outside every day. Sometimes I was even visiting them and you know what's funny? No one was paying with crypto but with cash