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> "what was that" they often respond "I dont know, I didnt ask for it, so I closed it" To me there's nothing wrong with that attitude though. One of the best l
by gitgud 8y ago
> "what was that" they often respond "I dont know, I didnt ask for it, so I closed it"
To me there's nothing wrong with that attitude though. One of the best lessons you can teach someone when they're browsing the internet is;
If some website is asking for permission to do something or wants you to download something that you didn't ask for. Then DON'T do it.
- basch 8y agoNot at all. Read and understand what you are clicking. there are popups in windows (and 3rd party software) all the time, and if you click x, things stop working. thinks akin to "by closing this box or clicking ok, you are enabling autosave."
- gitgud 8y agoIt's the app the cried wolf... If the website or application is popping up constant unimportant dialogs, then the user is trained to quickly dismiss them...
- basch 8y agowhich isnt the same advice as "click without reading what you clicked"
- salvar 8y agoAnd if you don't understand what the box is trying to communicate, and aren't sure what will happen when you click [OK], [Cancel] or [x]?