I get what you&#x27;re saying—I guess what I&#x27;m trying to understand is whether a regular user has an unspoken expectation that browsing or using a web app is &quot;private&quot;--in which case that expectation is already broken most of the times by usage of analytics and, less often by session recording tech--or whether it is like walking in a store: no one is bothering you but you know that there&#x27;s someone that might be seeing what you are doing, and if you stand in front of an item long enough someone is gonna come over asking if you need any help.<p>Apps like intercom already allow you to specify &quot;triggers&quot; so that when the user does something you can send them a message. I&#x27;m not sure how many people actually realize that it is an automated message.