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Yes! There are so many use cases where a false alternate option is given as part of reasoning why the given solution is ok, often the only option is accept this
by ssss11 3y ago
Yes! There are so many use cases where a false alternate option is given as part of reasoning why the given solution is ok, often the only option is accept this or stop using it.
This is why users don’t complain about e.g. privacy tracking. It’s not that they like being tracked, it’s that you consent or don’t use the product.