[0xbadcafebee]

> When I tried to unsubscribe using the one-click unsubscribe button in one of the emails, I was met with an error: “Something went wrong, please try again later.”

I want to start a blog which is just shaming every company whose most basic functions don't work and there's no recourse. It happens at least twice a day to me. Like a financial services management company whose website can't load my financial information. Or a jobs site that offers me premium subscription but its payments page is broken and I can't even notify them because there's no contact method. Or half the unsubscribes on the internet that never work, or require me to login to unsubscribe but it won't let me log in.

Does anyone work at Google? Why is it that, on my Samsung Android phone, when I pull up Google Search in the browser and click the search bar, if I don't wait at least 30 seconds, anything I type into the text bar not only is severely lagged, but then the letters appear in random jumbled order like the cursor is jumping? But if I wait it works fine?? Don't they make billions of dollars? Isn't this their whole product? What the hell is going on over there?!

The enshittification of technology is so extreme it feels like the whole web is constantly broken and literally nobody cares. If physical stores didn't exist and it was all online, I think riots would break out.

[toast0]

On this topic, I signed up for a new bank account online. They did not approve instantly, so I wasn't able to set up an account during the application. No big deal. A while later, they approved the application and invited me to sign up for an online account and do some setup with the account.

Of course, I can't do any of that without an account number which they haven't given me. I assume it'll arrive in the mail eventually.

[ThePowerOfFuet]

>Why is it that, on my Samsung Android phone, when I pull up Google Search in the browser

Define "the browser".

[concerndc1tizen]

Nobody cares because the world has been taken over by organized crime, and to them you're just someone to be exploited.

And why doesn't an independent company just create a better product? Because they don't like competition. It's a racket.

You'll find that your suppliers give you outrageous prices (but discounted rates for their friends), that potential customers refuse to buy from you (you're blacklisted), and so on.