If I wanted to share my location, I would've clicked that setting to turn it on. Since I never turned it on, don't ask me to share my location, you already know the answer, it is no.
If I wanted to subscribe to your email list, I would've clicked on the button to subscribe. Since I never clicked on the button to subscribe, don't ask me to subscribe, you already know the answer, it is no.
If I wanted to share cookies, I would have clicked the button to enable cookies. Since I never clicked on the button to enable cookies, don't ask me to enable cookies, you already know the answer, it is no.
If I wanted to log into my Google account, I will click the button and type in my password to login. Since I never logged in, don't ask me to login, you already know the answer, it is no.
If it were a yes, I would've taken the initiative and led myself to engage such settings. Since I have not taken a lead to engage such settings, leave me and my settings alone. I'll take the lead to set what I want to set. Computers need to stop trying to take the lead for us. They need to stop pushing things onto us that we never requested. Humans are the masters/leaders. Computers are the subordinates/followers, who need to follow our commands. Not the other way around.
I'm perfectly capable of doing what I wish and not doing what I do not wish. I do not need a computer trying to step on my toes. Back the ____ off and follow MY lead.
How do we finally get this set in stone for good so we can stop going over the incessant No's?
How do we get computers to only do the things that we command them to do, nothing extra?
How do we compute without having to constantly continually say no to every single thing that they try to throw at us?
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