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Well the thing that actually changes is that you now need to manually fill in the verification code. This creates an extra step in the process but nothing is br
by hetspookjee 7y ago
Well the thing that actually changes is that you now need to manually fill in the verification code. This creates an extra step in the process but nothing is broken like the prompt states. I find this a blatant lie. It would be more truthful if they actually told you the service you're missing out on by withdrawing this permission.
- tripzilch 7y ago> It would be more truthful if they actually told you the service you're missing out on by withdrawing this permission. Lack of this is one of those recurring struggles how you know the software isn't written any more for the benefit of the end user. There is no reason for this adversarial position (well, there is, but it has to do with you as a product, not a user).