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Has Google's nagging escalated? They've been doing this since forever, I am not sure why MS would react now.

• chrismorgan 6y ago
  “The mafia have been murdering people for decades, why would the police react now?” (I’m not speaking of any particular current or past event, or trying to assign any moral values one way or another, I’m just attempting to show that your reasoning is unsound. In this particular case I don’t like what either party is doing.)
• squarefoot 6y ago
  > Has Google's nagging escalated? Yes. I don't want to sign up to Youtube to watch a video and definitely I'm still not a robot whether they ask me one or a thousand times, but apparently they keep using these dirty tactics (nagging for login and endless captchas) because they think I'm bending over if asked enough times. Well, thankyou for the consideration, but no is no. The last Google related thing I use is email, which I'm already planning to ditch as I already did most of the times with their search engine and completely with Android phones. Don't get me wrong, that is not a Google only thing, but rather modern businesses attitude to monetize everything to the smallest detail. All those companies are turning the Internet/Mobile/Desktop experience into crap in which users spend more time filtering out things they don't want. That is not going to end, until users won't send a strong message by ditching software that treats them like idiots.