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I still don't understand why Zuckerberg is scared like this. Did they do some user studies to gauge the repercussions from this? May be they did and so are scar
by yalogin 5y ago
I still don't understand why Zuckerberg is scared like this. Did they do some user studies to gauge the repercussions from this? May be they did and so are scared for a reason. IMO, a vast majority of the users don't care about privacy and that they are tracked. Users wants free much more than privacy. Once they are addicted to FB and Instagram they cannot quit. I am sure there will be an initial lull in activity but am sure it will go back to the regular volume almost immediately.
- eric_h 5y ago> a vast majority of the users don't care about privacy and that they are tracked. But a vast majority of those same users are still replying "no" to tracking on the dialog when explicitly asked. [edit: tweaked for clarity]
- throwaway744678 5y agoI am pretty sure most people don't understand the implications of clicking yes or no, but the wording of the popup is scary enough to push the majority towards refusing. EDIT: misread your comment; I actually agree with you that, when asked, most people don't want to be tracked. Even if they don't consider it really harmful to them, it brings them no tangible benefits.
- balozi 5y agoI bet iOS users are Facebook's most-prized "asset".