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All of my Windows and Mac computers also do nothing when I log in so I'm not quite sure what you're trying to say here.
by vitaflo 1y ago
All of my Windows and Mac computers also do nothing when I log in so I'm not quite sure what you're trying to say here.
- outlore 1y agoI think they are trying to say that other OSes have many more annoying UX patterns e.g. Windows update, macOS permission popups etc, auto-starting apps. Not to say these can't be turned off, but the default experience is not great.
- jackvalentine 1y agoAll my windows and mac computers periodically spring some bullshit like ‘log in to onedrive and back up your photos!’ or ‘Try the new Safari!’ they’re never truly quiet, and still. They’re noisy. They want me to do something that serves their purpose and not mine.
- Lariscus 1y agoWindows does this nonsense all the time. Recently I used my mothers windows notebook to show her some photos. Five Minutes in with Firefox in full-screen it pops up a Teams window for no reason. She didn't install Teams nor does she need it, but Microsoft in their infinite wisdom decided not only to install it but also that taking focus while another application is in full-screen mode is the perfect moment to prompt the user to login into an application they never used.