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by ImPostingOnHN
1046 days ago
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> The market forces are sufficient. If the FP rate climbs too high more people will disable the feature, easy do you have any evidence this is true? it seems like a hypothesis that you totally made up just now it's hard to even imagine the feedback loop that would convince the average user to enter their browser settings and change one of them just to view a website for a product they're interested in but google wrongly blocked them from seeing indeed, if it were so easy to convince a user to do so, google could make the feature opt-in, with informed consent that the feature might wrongly block them from seeing sites they want to see, letting the user decide for themselves if they want to enable it no, it seems common sense that they'd just move onto another website/product, and market forces would never actually come into play |
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