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Put yourselves in the user's shoes. I don't think this is about offence at all, or even about how funny or not the joke is. Not everybody goes through the sett
by emiliobumachar 13y ago
Put yourselves in the user's shoes. I don't think this is about offence at all, or even about how funny or not the joke is.
Not everybody goes through the settings on their apps before use. They will notice the "feature" when it manifests itself. That's annoying in a generic setting. If it happens at that special moment crafted to cue for a song in a wedding, it's much more than annoying.
Even after the first manifestation, how clear and persistent is the in-app explanation? Because I wouldn't guess it's a feature at all.