> they hope this will frustrate you into a subscription. Imagine a salesman trying to trick you into buying something. We immediately get wary of their behavi

> they hope this will frustrate you into a subscription. Imagine a salesman trying to trick you into buying something. We immediately get wary of their behaviour and want them to go away. Sadly we have built huge tolerance for apps. They trick us into subscriptions. If not that, they trick us to use the app for hours at end so that they can show relevant ads. It's incredibly toxic behaviour but somehow we don't mind it when it's coming from app.