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People do pay attention to the permissions but it's very often intentionally obfuscated. Opting in is instant whereas clicking 'no' comes up with spinners, comp
by esotericn 7y ago
People do pay attention to the permissions but it's very often intentionally obfuscated. Opting in is instant whereas clicking 'no' comes up with spinners, complex trees of options, whatever else (i.e. it's not actually opt in; the default, fast path has the box checked, so it's opt out, because the active action is to have to opt out).
- LargoLasskhyfv 7y agoThe most ridiculous way are the popups labeled something like 'choices' wherein you have to click every single one of up to 200 companies to NO/OFF, by setting a cookie on their sites, which often doesn't work, because overloaded, or intentionally? That is schizophrenic!