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  • craighal - Apr 13 2008 | windows, microsoft, news

    I wouldn't say 'Annoying' users is what MS is trying to do. It's not something they can afford.

    Quoted: According to Microsoft, the more annoyed you are, the more pressure is on developers to clean up their act... More cynical observers will note that this is a longstanding Microsoft business strategy. But in this case, believe it or not, it actually makes some sense.

    Quoted: Microsoft is onto a whole new paradigm here: modifying user behavior via reverse psychology. By making users click "OK" in a bunch of security dialogs, Microsoft is actually discouraging them from continuing... Of course, so far this strategy has only met with limited success. Many users have preferred to disable UAC, rather than participate in Microsoft's social-engineering experiment. But isn't it nice to know that the good folks in Redmond are thinking outside the box?

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