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You're getting downvotes for saying it, but I had the same thought. If I'm getting my camera out it's because I want to take a photo of something I want to reme
by rndmio 5y ago
You're getting downvotes for saying it, but I had the same thought. If I'm getting my camera out it's because I want to take a photo of something I want to remember or see again. Never once have I thought of taking a photo of my pets at the vets, and most especially not when I took them to be put down.
- hnbad 5y agoAll people grieve differently. For some it may make perfect sense to try and capture those last moments with a beloved companion even if there are happier moments to look back on and even if those last moments may later be too unbearable to ever look at again (but also too important to simply delete). Your comment and the one you replied to can be read as "you're weird and you grieve wrong", which is extremely rude and unsymapthetic given the context. It's also entirely orthogonal to the complaint that these features should be opt-in or allow you to opt out. That complaint is entirely valid but questioning the decision to capture sad moments suggests it's not.
- Baeocystin 5y agoThank you for saying this.
- 112233 5y agoYes, but would you like to have a choice, when to look at these photos? Imagine that someone buys a bottle of alcohol. Should he not have an option not to drink it, even if Alexa says he should?