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My mistake - but I think I have less responsibility as a commenter than a blogger should have as reporting a supposed truth and then circulating that. I saw th
by invisible 18y ago
My mistake - but I think I have less responsibility as a commenter than a blogger should have as reporting a supposed truth and then circulating that. I saw the topic looked similar, read the first two paragraphs and thought it was going to be another dialog about how 'bad' the policies are. I wasn't too far off after re-reading it: There is a freaking setting to turn this off. It might be the default setting, but there are a lot of bad default things: Internet Explorer, for example.
- coderrr 18y agoSo is your argument that bad default things are ok if there is a setting to turn them off? or: That since there are a lot of bad default things already we shouldn't write/care about any new ones?
- invisible 18y agoMy argument is neither. I am saying that people shouldn't be complaining about a feature that is common sense: You can't get search results without searching. Plus, it's not by design that you're forced. It's on to benefit the end-user not damper their experience and steal their information (even if that is in fact part of their overall agenda). One might find more to complain about stores and shopping malls that sell your information and purchase history: the only solution to those is to not shop there.