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Because you associate it with an error that you have no control over? I find that I'm tuned to recognise patterns of behaviour, so when the patterns look simila
by martin-adams 9y ago
Because you associate it with an error that you have no control over? I find that I'm tuned to recognise patterns of behaviour, so when the patterns look similar to other things, but aren't the same, it's quite confusing.
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- samtoday 9y agoIt is literally training users to dismiss these kind of errors. In Chrome, these errors are really bad, like a safebrowsing warning or a TLS error. On the other hand, this warning will probably happen a lot! Is Google going to be able to "validate" apps fast enough?