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The "problem" with that solution is that users are very willing to click any button necessary to achieve their goal, and in any dialog that prompts to allow tra
by notatoad 6y ago
The "problem" with that solution is that users are very willing to click any button necessary to achieve their goal, and in any dialog that prompts to allow tracking in order to achieve something else, most people will click allow.
Personally I don't think this is a problem, and people should be allowed to make that choice. But most of HN seems to disagree with me there, and feels that users need to be protected from making choices that could allow them to be tracked
- rangibaby 6y agoIt’s not much choice when the site will find some way of forcing or tricking you to allow tracking
- notatoad 6y agoTracking is the cost. You have the choice to use the service and allow tracking, or not use the service. Websites force you to accept tracking in the same way the store forces you to pay for your groceries