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If the warning is a hard requirement after the experiment, running an experiment without the opt-out warning biases your results. Having the warning in the expe
by daveFNbuck 9y ago
If the warning is a hard requirement after the experiment, running an experiment without the opt-out warning biases your results. Having the warning in the experiment gives you a better picture of what happens to users when you present them the option.
- dao- 9y agoExcept that the question that the experiment wants to answer isn't what happens when you present users with the option. That would only become relevant later. The question right now is whether Cliqz' address bar autocomplete results are superior to the status quo.