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If only there was something they could press to stop this very issue....
::: spoiler Transcript An outlook email saying: "Hello Im getting this message on my outlook, I press allow and the error message goes away but comes back and the cycle repeats."
I screenshot of the message shows it has a "Don't ask me about this website again" checkbox, which the user should have seen and pressed to stop the issue they're complaining about. :::
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I hate how you reading what is there written in plain english on the screen makes you an expert to most people.
Or being able to google something.
Relevant xkcd: https://xkcd.com/627/
One of my top xkcds.
It's printed and taped to the wall by my desk at work lol
https://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/tech_support_cheat_sheet.png
My parents have an equivalent. The computer is broken. We reproduce the problem. An error message appears and they close the popup immediately.
Me: why did you close the window? It explained the error. Them: oh its annoying...
I still wonder how they got so much money to buy computers.
I have one sibling that does this, drives me insane. Did you read the message?
Do you ignore the messages on the car dash too?
If only there was a way to configure exchange discovery correctly to avoid interrupting end users with noise.