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The "Remind me later" pattern is completely user-hostile and is getting more and more common. The way in which we communicate with our software is through thes
by throwaway13337 4y ago
The "Remind me later" pattern is completely user-hostile and is getting more and more common.
The way in which we communicate with our software is through these buttons. In a sense, it is our 'voice' to click something. The software uniquely can re-cast your voice into whatever it wants you to say. In a way, it is a sort of mind control. A nudge to think the way they want you to think.
The software that we use to communicate with our world needs to be our own agent. Anything else is morally wrong.
- pndy 4y agoIt's not more common, it's sadly the default everywhere for at least 5 years if not longer. Constantly being nagged with modals that offers no definite "No" option while trying all the time to shove you content or settings provider/developer sees as more "accurate" (for own benefits) is a form of abuse.