As a web dev I'm running into a lot of security products dorking up web projects and processes these days. It seems to be increasing.
I've got customers with security software or other privacy related tools that are constantly 'trying' to do the right thing ... but just become support ticket overhead for me.
It's ULTRA frustrating at this point.
I've run into several customers now whose email scanners not just block emails arbitrary, but also follow links (fine by me) ... and even SUBMIT A FORM (NOT ok). Presumably to avoid some malware delivery, but now they've submitted something to us on a one time use form...
So just sending them an email means their software submits accept or decline options on a form (with our without the email reaching them) and we get a ton of "but I didn't get the email and I didn't decline anything".
Meanwhile the end customer is too technically behind the ball to entirely understand what is going on, and some ultra aggressive IT admin just keeps doing it. If you have a lot of customers it just seems to never end.
I kinda want to abandon email because of it but there's not a lot of good options.
Other issues include some unknown software installed by someone's kid (their IT guy) that blocks rando boring API calls ... the list never seems to end.
I support these privacy / security initiatives 100%, we don't do any insidious tracking or anything like that, but it is starting to hit entirely innocuous stuff.