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As a user, even if you're up about these things and why they're important for product development, my answer is still "No." Because I will only say "Yes" if I'
by fl0wenol 7y ago
As a user, even if you're up about these things and why they're important for product development, my answer is still "No."
Because I will only say "Yes" if I'm being paid or otherwise compensated specifically for that input.
I think it's important companies pay for usage testing so that they value that information and are more likely to hold it closely since it represents an investment and is perceived as competitive advantage.
- Piskvorrr 7y agoThat's why a sane data collection is aggreggate, upfront about the data it collects, avoidable, and most of all, explicitly opt-in. Alas, this requires eternal vigilance, as the pushback is neverending.