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We should let the user set his/her default settings for data protection #17

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pulser opened this issue Jun 13, 2013 · 4 comments
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We should let the user set his/her default settings for data protection #17

pulser opened this issue Jun 13, 2013 · 4 comments
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pulser commented Jun 13, 2013

Meaning they can be more or less permissive, rather than hard-coding in a situation which might "break" some apps (ie. browsers etc)
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tiktok1 commented Jun 18, 2013

How about batch actions ? If there were a template of settings to restrict all/subset of google apps, for example, and a batch action to derestrict/re-restrict when desired...

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M66B commented Jun 29, 2013

Default settings are only meaning full per application.
Batch settings restriction can easily lead to mistakes.

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M66B commented Jul 12, 2013

The next release will have a menu to set a template for new applications and the all menu.

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Great! Thank you, this is very welcome.

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