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Did they require you to enter your email to read? Or did they just ask you for personal information, let you decline with a single click, and let you get to rea

• developer93 3y ago
  I signed up because it's a topic that interests me, and I can't recommend enough a service like anonaddy, which I now use religiously to create a personalised email for everything I sign up for which can be blocked with 1 click.
• jehb 3y ago
  > Privacy is about giving people the freedom to choose how their personal information is distributed. That's one take, and I won't argue that it's an unreasonable one. That said, if you asked me to describe the UX patterns I might expect to find on a privacy-respecting website, interrupting me to ask me for personal information probably wouldn't be on that list. I probably also wouldn't have expected to see the third-party tracking pixels from Cloudflare, Datadog, and Google, etc. That's okay. It's not egregious, it's just a bit odd, like if you were reading Apache documentation on a site served by IIS.