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It's still an action the user has to perform, which most people won't bother doing (or know how to do it). I don't think the user of an app should be left to i
by kace91 7y ago
It's still an action the user has to perform, which most people won't bother doing (or know how to do it).
I don't think the user of an app should be left to its own devices to ensure its own privacy by outmanoeuvring developers, and giving them tools to do it it's just not good enough.
- kevin_thibedeau 7y agoThat is simply a result of grafting in the revocation mechanism to an OS whose controller doesn't want to enable such freedoms.