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It makes more sense to ask for literally everything, and provide no feedback on whether the user should join or not until the next page. Literally everything. E
by freeone3000 9y ago
It makes more sense to ask for literally everything, and provide no feedback on whether the user should join or not until the next page. Literally everything. Even things they can't avoid sharing. Don't check it until the end - preferably several pages later. Then, if they didn't consent to a required thing instead of an optional thing (which should look identical), their entire setup process should be voided, with a great banner blaming European Regulation.
- closeparen 9y agoIf you didn't check a required item, you're uncomfortable with a fundamental feature of the service, and shouldn't be using it at all. It seems like a feature, not a bug, that it's hard for you to override your values about privacy and use the service anyway. (But anyone designing for user engagement will be aware of this).