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I actually think their approach was pretty good. You can't usually guess what users want. The guys at Google probably thought, "yah people will really like it
by thecombjelly 17y ago
I actually think their approach was pretty good. You can't usually guess what users want. The guys at Google probably thought, "yah people will really like it to automatically link without any work". It's tough to gauge what the users want until you put it in front of them. It may hurt sometimes at the beginning, but if it leads to a better product in the long run then I would say: keep it up.
- restruct 17y agoNo. It is unethical to risk user privacy and data just to benefit the company.