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Like EULAs, everyone just hits agree and move on. No one reads them. Apple did it right in iOS: ask for permission when you actually need it.
by jinushaun 15y ago
Like EULAs, everyone just hits agree and move on. No one reads them. Apple did it right in iOS: ask for permission when you actually need it.
- chc 15y agoI've got a 67-page iTunes EULA I've had to agree to about 20 times that says differently. This is, unfortunately, an almost universal failing.
- Xuzz 15y agoThat's not the parent's point: the point is that iOS — correctly — asks for permission when required, not in advance. The idea is that asking in advance is similar to a click-through EULA, not that Apple doesn't use one.