That's exactly why I stopped subscribing to anything on the internet. Tiny terms and conditions links? No upfront costs? Nah, I'm out. Don't need that stress in my life.

It's all a plot. Big corporations, government, they all want to control us. The 'Decline' button is disappearing, next thing you know, they'll take away our freedom of choice. Stand up against corporate abuse!

Ever heard of AdBlock? Or better yet, Brave browser? Enough said.

Lol, just do what I do. Keep clicking and signing up. If you can't beat em, join em 😂. Who needs money anyway, right?

As someone who works in UX design, this infuriates me. It directly contradicts the principle of user-centered design. When designing, we should always prioritize clear communication over driving conversions. If a user can't find a 'Decline' or 'Cancel' button, then they're being coerced, not converted.

Been surfing the 'net since the dial-up days. It's gotten much worse over the years. They're manipulative as hell. My tip? Use an ad blocker or privacy-focused browser. Also, read the fine print, always. Sometimes 'no thanks' is hidden in there. Stay vigilant folks.

Dude, ugh, I hate that too!! It should be illegal tbh. Like do you want me to subscribe or not? Stop making it so hard for me to say no!!!

Yeah, this is a classic dark pattern. Designers use these methods to trick less savvy users into clicking what they want them to. It's ethically wrong, but businesses want to maximize profit. So, they push ethics aside. Stay informed and share your knowledge to help others avoid these traps too.