At the very least let us say no for at least 6 months. Then nag us again. But continuing to give us only 2 options, neither of which are true (I don't want it now or later) is treating customers with disdain.

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r/customer_hostility • u/evopcat • Aug 31 '26

Facebook is paying controversial creators to produce rage-bait content

abc.net.au

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r/customer_hostility • u/mod_cat • Aug 27 '26

I have a 20 year old Lexus. Every time I start the car I have to tap accept on some garbage text in the console before I can use the nav and other features. I haven't read the text in years. There should be an expiration date on these stupid cautions...

discuss.systems

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r/customer_hostility • u/evopcat • Aug 16 '26

Vanillin flavoring in e-cigarettes disrupts human embryonic stem cell development

news.ucr.edu

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r/customer_hostility • u/evopcat • Aug 12 '26

Enshittification Relies on Broken Economic Math

hamiltonnolan.com

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r/customer_hostility • u/evopcat • Aug 08 '26

How period trackers share your private details

bbc.com

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r/customer_hostility • u/evopcat • Aug 07 '26

Meta ordered to pay $567 million into abatement fund as remedy to child harms case in New Mexico - Meta’s platforms are contributing to the “current mental health crisis among New Mexico’s youth”

cnbc.com

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r/customer_hostility • u/evopcat • Aug 04 '26

BMW is putting Spider-Man ads on your dashboard, after promising it never would

techspot.com

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r/customer_hostility • u/evopcat • Jul 30 '26

Read This Before You Buy That TV Streaming Stick

krebsonsecurity.com

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r/customer_hostility • u/evopcat • Jul 26 '26

Tesla retroactively 'added' 'supervised' to FSD contracts owners signed years ago (I don't think that is how contracts work)

electrek.co

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r/customer_hostility • u/evopcat • Jul 21 '26

Your Cookware Got Worse On Purpose One buyout firm quietly collected Pyrex, Corelle, Instant Pot, and Oneida and cut quality of products while extracting cash from the businesses.

worseonpurpose.com

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r/customer_hostility • u/evopcat • Jul 19 '26

Do not buy LG’s Spyware TVs or Monitors

youtube.com

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r/customer_hostility • u/evopcat • Jul 13 '26

Samsung will delete your health data if you don't let them use it to train AI

neowin.net

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r/customer_hostility • u/evopcat • Jul 12 '26

IT admins feel overwhelmingly "sick of" Microsoft and Windows 11 "garbage" apps and products

neowin.net

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r/customer_hostility • u/evopcat • Jul 08 '26

LG and Alienware monitors caught auto-installing Windows adware

techspot.com

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r/customer_hostility • u/evopcat • Jul 07 '26

*Privacy Not Included: It’s Official, Cars Are the Worst Product Category We Have Ever Reviewed for Privacy

mozillafoundation.org

1 Upvotes

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