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How about a box that shows up the first time you try to invoke Cortana, asking if you want to turn this feature on.
by koenigdavidmj 11y ago
How about a box that shows up the first time you try to invoke Cortana, asking if you want to turn this feature on.
- talmand 11y agoI made a similar suggestion in a somewhat related topic concerning browsers and was told this is bad UX so it shouldn't be done. Informing people of what's going on and giving them power over their choices is bad UX. Somehow.
- koenigdavidmj 11y agoUX people can't seem to agree on much of anything. On environments where permissions must be explicitly granted (like iOS), I've seen articles saying to go both ways: "ask for everything right at the start", and "ask immediately before use".
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- ethanbond 11y ago> UX people can't seem to agree on much of anything. It's almost as if "UX people" isn't referring to "UX person." Go to Stack Overflow and the vast majority of questions have multiple answers, as if "programmer people" can't agree on much of anything.
- sudioStudio64 11y agoThere are dialogs and UI hints that come up when the service is first accessed. Is it enough to placate someone who is seriously concerned with online privacy...probably not. It meets the minimum requirements to not be too sneaky.
- bargl 11y agoIf you have a local account you have to sign into a microsoft account (changing from local) to get Cortana.