Open post leave_it_blank @leave_it_blank@lemmy.world · 7mo ago Replying to @Stamets__dup_33456@lemmy.dbzer0.com As a non native English speaker this is painful to read grammatically.
Open post leave_it_blank @leave_it_blank@lemmy.world · 1mo ago Replying to @helloyanis@furries.club Opting out of ad tracking : The least user friendly menu I've seen! #Orange , the french #ISP offers you a free #TV box with your internet plan! The catch? Of course, it's filled with #ads . I mean, it's free, you're the product etc, so I get it but I still go to the settings to disable targetted ads, which is on by default OF COURSE, but there's a nifty "Deny all" (Tout refuser) button! But after clicking it, it does NOT disable everything, as most of their advertising partners are set to "Mixed consent" (where "Legitimate interest" data is still on!). That's not confusing at all! So to disable them, you have to go one by one on each of their partners, scroll down, enable and disable the tracking checkbox to disable it. Peak example of unfriendly #uxdesign ! Multiply that with the ~100 partners they have, and I spent a solid 15 minutes just scrolling through menus to disable #tracking . At least I guess you CAN do it if you're motivated enough? @privacy@lemmy.world @technologie #privacy It’s free, you are the product. That’s fine, otherwise get something else. That the company even gives you the option to disable tracking and ads actually surprises me.