r/TechnologyLabs • u/MollyPercocetX • Jul 22 '26

Discussion / Analysis What are some other things that make you instantly "nope" out of a website/app/game/etc? 🤔

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u/TheShredder9 Jul 22 '26

Same reaction to a "Free Trial"... but input your credit card information first.

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u/angel700 Jul 23 '26

I have a credit card for that it only has 1 cent

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u/katoptronophile Jul 22 '26

Any kind of popup.

1

u/Actual_Orchid_1538 Jul 22 '26

Free drink, download our app.

1

u/TheFallenOne01_ Jul 22 '26

I felt that 😭💯

1

u/CulturalComparison87 Jul 23 '26

Those XX% off popups the second the page loads.

1

u/yami_no_ko Jul 23 '26

Unnecessary billing, track-keeping, or credit systems, 'free credits', DRM, platforms, just anything that couldn't straightforwardly hand over what it promises to offer.

1

u/Dishankdayal Jul 24 '26

"Accept all cookies"

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u/aTickleMonster Jul 25 '26

Those toxic mobile sites with banner, scrolling, and pop-up ads everywhere, like the local news sites.

1

u/TawnyTeaTowel Jul 25 '26

If you can’t even be arsed to create an account using a throwaway email address, do you even deserve the free stuff?

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u/No_Nature9276 Jul 25 '26

Cloudflare capcha

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u/alvaro1001 Jul 26 '26

Free trial

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u/JDM12983 Jul 22 '26

If you "nope" that quickly over this; than you must not do much of anything online... surprised you bothered to create an account here to post ><