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> The ability to turn on (or not) some of these individual smart features is not new. What’s new is a clearer choice over the data processing that makes them po
by the_mitsuhiko 6y ago
> The ability to turn on (or not) some of these individual smart features is not new. What’s new is a clearer choice over the data processing that makes them possible. This new setting is designed to reduce the work of understanding and managing that process, in view of what we’ve learned from user experience research and regulators’ emphasis on comprehensible, actionable user choices over data.
I wonder what prompted this in particular. Did someone lodge a complaint about this feature or is this a proactive move?
- sigmaprimus 6y agoI'm not a big fan of hating on Google, but what exactly is the choice being offered? And is how is it new? Or is it just a new radio button pop up menu that is new and easier to use? The more interesting question I have after reading the email subjects in Jack Smith's Inbox is: Why would anyone have cookies and bread for dinner?