Worse than exhausting, this is clearly a pattern of abuse done by purposeful intent.
Security fatigue is a well known thing in IT. Configuration fatigue where your configurations malevolently switch back on after the options you chose, disabled them is just as bad, resulting in vexatious experiences.
This is the problem when antitrust is not enforced, and regulation has killed all other smaller market participants. It creates dynamics (abuses) that cause societal upheaval which inevitably lead to violence.
Its really stupid, but the people making these decisions are evil people. Every reasonable person knows that actions have consequences.
Security fatigue is a well known thing in IT. Configuration fatigue where your configurations malevolently switch back on after the options you chose, disabled them is just as bad, resulting in vexatious experiences.
This is the problem when antitrust is not enforced, and regulation has killed all other smaller market participants. It creates dynamics (abuses) that cause societal upheaval which inevitably lead to violence.
Its really stupid, but the people making these decisions are evil people. Every reasonable person knows that actions have consequences.