I fully understand this view, but never sacrifice integrity. The method works to keep the user in the same account, but does little for ethically solving the pr

I fully understand this view, but never sacrifice integrity. The method works to keep the user in the same account, but does little for ethically solving the problem. Hiding the setting from the end user is BS, notification and transparency is a must . And maybe, give an avenue to work out of the status. All of this can be autonomously solved with the result of a whiteboard, some nerds and some code. Policies, procedures, terms & SOP’s are the character of our creations. The personality that defines what we created. It could be the most attractive product of all time, but with a shitty personality the whole things ruined.