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You bring up an interesting case. On the one hand, we have matter of privacy - people presumably request the forecast for their present location, or their trav
by dexen 6y ago
You bring up an interesting case.
On the one hand, we have matter of privacy - people presumably request the forecast for their present location, or their travel destination. This may be sensitive information, depending on personal circumstances.
On the other hand, we have usability - in the name of security, people got stopped from using a convenient feature. This seems pretty close to the trouble of planned obsolescence, and seems to be a somewhat common trend, of security running counter to usability and hackability (in the DIY sense).