>Or the simpler explanation is that the chronological timeline isn't actually the preferred setting, outside of a small but vocal minority. you can justify a l

>Or the simpler explanation is that the chronological timeline isn't actually the preferred setting, outside of a small but vocal minority. you can justify a lot of things with "the silent majority doesn't mind it". the silent majority is tech-illiterate, and there are a lot of things they are indifferent to. if it wasn't for the loud minority, we'd be advancing into the dystopian future at much faster pace. >I think the more obvious explanation is that very few people were actually using it according to their analytics, so the switch no longer occupies prime UI/UX real estate. the overwhelming majority will always use whichever option is the default >If it was some sort of conspiracy, they would have just killed the feature. that will eventually happen, and when it does, I'm sure I'll read about how that is a good thing