Yes of course but all depends on the country or the location because not all countries have the bitcoin ATM 🏧 but I believed place like America, El Salvador, UK and Central Africa Republic would have the machine so if you are traveling to these places then you will see them. As for me, I have not even seen the machine physically but seen in internet. If the ATM machine nis not faulty then you can make use of it to buy and make transaction with it.

And for now it is not everyone can use bitcoin ATM machine because not everyone has it in their countries and you also have that experience too.

There used to be some ATMs in the Philippines but the last time I heard of it was 4 years ago. Never knew if it’s still around or whether it has been utilized as the fees are extremely high. I remember those being the hype in the metros and a lot of news outlets covered it and made some articles. Then again upon the realization of the public that you will not get the value of your coins in there, they have since moved on and just went with exchanges.

Anyway, a lot of people already showed you the link to check whether there’s a nearby bitcoin ATM to you or not, but I doubt that website is still updated unless the operators themselves enter the data in there.

In the UK, Most of the BTC ATM's only paid the crypto to your wallet if it was for an amount <£50.

Anymore and the ATM would take your cash and tell you to phone/email.

Hence they wasn't taken seriously.

I am not from New York and never tried a Bitcoin ATM before but if there any here in Indonesia I am going to definitely using it as my to-go place when i need a cash hahah. but my question is Can the bitcoin Atm turn the Bitcoin into cash and act like P2P because I watched on the internet the bItcoin atm is very small standing PC

I'm not really leaving in very developed area where I spot Bitcoin ATM at all but I've heard of it before and I heard there have a very high gas fees, so for real who would use them when you can sell lower with centralized exchanges on you device, I wonder why people even use them unless they have have a very urgent issue and wants to sell or maybe buy bitcoin

Probably not anymore. At best there's probably a handful of ATMs globally, with even less people capable or eager to use them as well. The thing is, and let me be real here, the only reason why ATMs for bitcoin/crypto even came into existence is because of a massive marketing campaign made by the crypto industry to promote just how usable crypto is, by allowing people to use and convert their fiat into crypto and vice versa using familiar machines and affects.

BItcoin's walking on its own feet now and needs no further introduction, even those who don't know about it's got a couple compelling information about bitcoin that could very well drive them into investing or at the least research more about the cryptocurrency titan. ATMs are no longer necessary and just like what happened a few months ago, could even become a security risk to those who use it. Some Bitcoin ATMs keep track of the users who access the machine, complete with all their identifiable information. Hackers and scammers may steal these machines and even though they wouldn't really get that much money from it, they could use the information stored in this machine to further their scamming goals, which is a massive threat.

Not in new york but in near office in my city in which back in 2018 when there is existing
bitcoin ATM but now its gone maybe because there are lots of exchange and local wallets that
already offers bitcoin so why a need to expose yourself in public when you can safely buy/sell
silently .

and also there new Vending machine installed in convenience store in the ground floor
but only accepting Bitcoincash in which one of the currency that I will never use meaning I have
no chance trying that machine forever.
correct, that is the disadvantage of using ATM in bitcoin because the fee is really disappointing
and this is also the reason why we need to use such when there are exchange that can directly send to our wallers.