Software updates that serve no benefit to the end user and often breaks things that used to work. The updates also change where things are located all the time.

Outlook for example changed the location of the icon I click to quote someone. The quick email I wanted to send ended up being something I have to deal with later when I have time to hunt down one of my most commonly used outlook features.

Advertising. I’ll have been thinking about something I want to buy, but then the product or retailer shoves their shit in front of me with advertisements and I’ll give up on it out of principle.

The process of getting on adhd meds involves routinely visiting the doctor, testing different meds, scheduling appointments, getting a referral to a specialist, contacting the specialist to schedule appointments that may be months out, then going in for testing, and even then because of drug scheduling you can’t get refills of meds because they’re controlled so you have to visit the doctor for every other bottle.

It’s like replacing every single wheelchair ramp with a balance beam and wondering why paraplegics can’t get into the building.

With so much enshittification, most products are various levels of hostile to customers.

the insurance industry – especially health insurance – has got to be the biggest and most glaring example of this.