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It is human psychology 101 that the default option is chosen in order of magnitudes more cases -- people are lazy. Should they really just let all that usabilit
by kaba0 3y ago
It is human psychology 101 that the default option is chosen in order of magnitudes more cases -- people are lazy. Should they really just let all that usability statistics be lost, even though their owner would more than likely be fine with its usage in most cases?
Are countries with opt-out organ donation also evil? Doesn't the litany of saved lives worth more than a post-death "inconvenience"?
- sneak 3y ago> Should they really just let all that usability statistics be lost, even though their owner would more than likely be fine with its usage in most cases? Yes, 100%. They should not exfiltrate data without consent. If the owner is fine with it, they can just ask! (I'll let you in on a secret: they don't ask because most users, when asked, do not want to be placed under surveillance!) > Are countries with opt-out organ donation also evil? Doesn't the litany of saved lives worth more than a post-death "inconvenience"? You don't need your organs when you are dead. You do need your privacy when you are alive.