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Sure it's in their right to do, and we can't expect to get everything for free, but making "skip update" a paid feature? How tasteless is that, do we really wan
by sarsway 5y ago
Sure it's in their right to do, and we can't expect to get everything for free, but making "skip update" a paid feature? How tasteless is that, do we really want to defend that? You see that button as a free user and its a bit of a slap in the face, isn't it. It doesn't make me want to pay, it makes me think the company is completely out of touch. I'd rather uninstall and look for alternatives, then pay for skip updates.
- bradleyjg 5y ago> it makes me think the company is completely out of touch As interest rates come up off the zero bound companies are increasingly going to have to learn how to make profits again. The culture this is out of touch with is not long for this world.