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There are plenty of documented examples of Facebook leaking data due to code changes, bugs, poor QA, or simply not thinking through the details. Good UX also sh

There are plenty of documented examples of Facebook leaking data due to code changes, bugs, poor QA, or simply not thinking through the details. Good UX also should not fall back on, "We had your permission" when a company has such a historically poor (

grkvlt 11y ago
Sure, 100% agree with you there! Facebook are very much into the nasty 'UI and UX Dark Patterns' game; the sort of things for which the 'lifetime achievement' award goes to RyanAir, of course. It seems like they are _trying_ to improve, now that people have noticed. But there's a big difference between: 1.) The Facebook and Google AIs are teaming up and following me and my friends and family around the web to see what we each had for breakfast. 2.) Facebook sort of tricked me into not clicking the button that said I won't not disallow them to keep all my personal information, and link it to my friends data too, if they can.