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Really? Since day one the message was absolutely clear, and it was obvious that incognito only deletes local history and cookies.

• JKCalhoun 3y ago
  Ask your parents if the message was absolutely clear. We're nerds, of course it was clear to us.
  • estebarb 3y ago
    They usually ask when they don't know. Also, they take responsibility of the errors they make because their lack of skill (or skipping the instructions). This is similar to suing Samsung because their microwave doesn't say that you must add water when cooking rice. People should be aware and responsible of their own ignorance and limitations.
    • paulryanrogers 3y ago
      People can only be aware of so much. And 'incognito' alone communicates something regular folks can easily misinterpret.
    • jocoda 3y ago
      > People should be aware and responsible of their own ignorance and limitations. To a point. You take it for granted that certain things are 'safe' - like food and drink. Most users think that google is the internet and that gmail is email. Those users were sold out by us techies drinking the google koolaid (google analytics, chrome, assorted goodies, etc). I don't think that they would have cared anyway. It's not been that long that the consensus has swung around to google being a pile of canine feces. And yet chrome is still #1, these guys are smarter than all of us.
    • jen20 3y ago
      > People should be aware and responsible of their own ignorance and limitations. By definition, people are _not_ aware of their own ignorance...