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People don't understand how credit scores work and you want to give them the power to allow granular permissions? Just like Facebook gave people granular acces
by vuln 4y ago
People don't understand how credit scores work and you want to give them the power to allow granular permissions?
Just like Facebook gave people granular access to their privacy settings?
If the general population doesn't read EULAs and speed clicks through 99% of dialogs presented. I highly doubt people won't check the _allow all_ box once and be done with it.
Hell Apple gives my significant other the ability to ask apps not to track and they tap to ALLOW the app to track because "I don't mind ads and they'll show me better ads."
- j33zusjuice 4y agoSome percentage of people making bad decisions doesn’t mean all people should be forced to make bad decisions. Yes, it’s a good thing that Facebook and apple allow those controls. Yes, it’s a shame more people don’t care about controlling their data. That doesn’t mean people who do care shouldn’t be able to control it. What point are you trying to make, exactly?