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This is not informing about other services, this is pushing them on them with sleezy tactics. The article calls out that MS refers to this as "second-chance out
by majewsky 3y ago
This is not informing about other services, this is pushing them on them with sleezy tactics. The article calls out that MS refers to this as "second-chance out of the box experience", or in plain English, "you did not want this the first time, but we need this for our bottom line, so get ready to have this shoved down your throat".
I would also not be surprised if they are banking on people accidentally clicking Yes to make the annoyance go away.
- hardware2win 3y ago>This is not informing about other services Is there law for that? There was such a thing for browsers, but I dont know about services