It might not be fair to group the UX designers of Jetbrains with every other UX designer. But it is a giant problem that the industry has been "simplifying" ev

It might not be fair to group the UX designers of Jetbrains with every other UX designer. But it is a giant problem that the industry has been "simplifying" everything so mindlessly for so many years that today my iOS device gave me a legitimate prompt that just didn't contain enough information to decide about at all. Something along the lines of "Change in app administration [...] will you allow [...] to administer Gmail [...] Your data will be administered." Now tell me: is this thing going to administer my private mails? 2 factor verification? (Yes, Google often use their mail app for that.) etc etc. At this point it is utterly meaningless: the only correct thing to do with such a vague prompt is to say no until an explanation has been given. But I can surely imagine UX developers patting themselves and each others on the back for such a brilliant simple design. To be fair, good UX designers exist, but everytime I hear about ux-designers near any of my products I get a little scared :-)