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While both are bad (and should probably be illegal), I would argue that Microsoft's are much more insidious, wrapping everything in a language of "accept the de
by warning26 5y ago
While both are bad (and should probably be illegal), I would argue that Microsoft's are much more insidious, wrapping everything in a language of "accept the default trusted option?"
- gtf21 5y agoAgreed that the MS example is more egregious and that both should be illegal, but moreover, these tech companies need a massive culture shift -- both MS and Apple invest an extraordinary amount of effort in reducing user freedom / ownership (which is basically why I went back to Linux after 15 years on a OSX/macOS).