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I've never been a fan of that kind of application. As a user, it ruins the usability of the operating system. Having alert boxes constantly popping up feels em
by jedisct1 7y ago
I've never been a fan of that kind of application.
As a user, it ruins the usability of the operating system. Having alert boxes constantly popping up feels empowering at first, and eventually becomes really annoying and distracting.
As a developer, it breaks your application's expectations and is the root cause of hard to diagnose bug reports. People don't understand what they do and end up breaking software updates (making applications less secure) or other applications features.
- eugeniub 7y agoAs a user, you don’t have to use it. As a developer, you kind of have to just accept users taking back their own privacy and work around it.
- mokus 7y agoAs a user, the reason I run it is specifically to break certain software “features” like telemetry and automatic updates without consent.