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Anyone who would suggest putting security decisions in the face of users should be reminded of Windows Vista and its User Account Control. Dialog fatigue is not
by whoopdedo 3y ago
Anyone who would suggest putting security decisions in the face of users should be reminded of Windows Vista and its User Account Control. Dialog fatigue is not to be taken lightly.
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- vkaku 3y agoThen a first time setup may be okay. People assume everything is safe because there's a green lock icon but the situation must change for improving the actual users privacy. While dialogue fatigue is true, browsers can take care of offloading the cookie dialogues if there were a standard for it. Doing what's necessary for privacy is no excuse to throw bad UI at a user. There has to be a way to customize our transit security and subsequently privacy. It's a step in the right direction.