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Full functionality with platform native users, limited functionality with third parties is still a lot better than no functionality for third parties. The bigg
by the_duke 5y ago
Full functionality with platform native users, limited functionality with third parties is still a lot better than no functionality for third parties.
The bigger issue is malicious compliance. I can see companies deliberately making the experience horrible.
- can16358p 5y agoI think it will just mess things up UX-wise. From what I've observed, people expect things to be simple and just work. If there is an inconsistency introduced (e.g. I can send something to one user but can't to another) it will just confuse the users more. About malicious compliance, yup, it will probably happen. If I were a company with my platform and someone comes to me and says that I have to open up my own private platform, I probably would implement the bare minimums to not get fined, and cripple that part in every conceivable way, while still "complying" with the law. I'm a private company and want people on my platform, simple as that.