We've done it. Humanity has achieved peak possible asshole design during the perfect alignment of the planets.

We can now create the Torment Nexus.

I can't even tell for sure which state that switch is in! This is a well-known UI design issue.

This ....

These "would you like us to ransack your home?" type questions irk the shit out of me. OF COURSE NOT! NOBODY WANTS THIS! WHY EVEN ASK?

Why is any of this shit legal to begin with? Did we collectively fall asleep or something? Why is it just casually accepted that companies will be able to take your data and sell it to brokers that with mixing and matching can know more about you than youndo yourself? Then add to this that Nazi Germany would gave LOVED all this data for their genetic cleansing but thank go we dont have fascism anymore so we wont have to worry about our data falling into the hands of insane murderers, at least.

Right?

Seriously, death to data brokers, all of em

Asshole design for sure, what a great example of terrible UX writing.

i see this a lot now. tell us if you would like us to not not use your undata.

Just leave the site if you can. Don’t reward bad sites.

I have screenshotted and sent to customer service to ask every time this happens, so far they have all said sliding to no means do not sell and I agree this is remarkable asshole design. It hurts my head!

I'm convinced all of these consent forms are just placebo anyway

This is what people mean when they say dark patterns. There’s now decades of research on ergonomic and intuitive interface design. For a brief time there was a general effort to make things more usable but we’ve reached the point where advertisings penetration into the internet is so deep the opposite occurs; usability is purposely hampered to trick you into consenting for things they’re aware you would otherwise never want

Pretty sure this is explicitly forbidden by eu cookie law. But of course barely anyone enforces that stuff.

Pressing the back button is the correct option. Better stray away from that site.

Haha, tricks on you. They'll sell your information either way.

Ghostery, along with blocking trackers, has a "Never Consent" feature that declines these automatically. Since it understands the underlying platform rather than the text shown to the user, it should give the right answer (and it'll block the tracking cookies anyway).

That said, Ghostery has had some telemetry drama in the past and not everyone trusts them, so despite this being super useful, don't install it without a bit of research.

I guess this is what you see, when the webpage decides "Even a random 50% of the people, is better than what we would get if people could choose what they preferred."

A very good sign, about the page's intent.

Yes