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90% of the article is a nothing burger about the usual asking for data for advertising. (Guess who also does that? WaPo) The only interesting bit is the very l
by lupire 3y ago
90% of the article is a nothing burger about the usual asking for data for advertising. (Guess who also does that? WaPo)
The only interesting bit is the very last screenshot where they mix your officials filing signature with the unrelated consent button for data sharing, using non-grammar to hide the meaning of the button. This is not informed consent and so the advertising data use is illegal.
Intuit is a criminal organization.
- xyst 3y agoTurboTax is littered with a number of dark patterns. Constantly using fear to upsell to another product. Misdirection.
- jncfhnb 3y agoThe WaPo does not ask for access to your tax return data
- sonicanatidae 3y agoBut their bribes are paid up, so they'll suffer no penalty. Quickbooks is a goddamn tragedy, yet people buy it every day. The user front end isn't bad, but what kind of morons can't write updates that work reliably? I'll tell you who, its the very same morons at Intuit! Source: Entirely too many years chasing bullshit because Intuit cannot write fucking updates to save their lives and have zero shits to give about it.