All they needed to do was to make the feature opt-in. That's it. Encourage it all you want, advertise all of its supposed benefits, but just make it opt-in. St

All they needed to do was to make the feature opt-in. That's it. Encourage it all you want, advertise all of its supposed benefits, but just make it opt-in. Still, probably too little, too late for most people (myself included) who just saw their trust permanently breached by a brash move and get told by a CEO that you'll love it, honest! All you just need is to understand it! If you don't like it then it's your fault because you don't understand! And this doesn't even begin to address all the dark patterns they've caked in their UX.