If you’re in the EU, don’t forget to complain to your relevant data protection authority, and let them investigate the legality of it (GDPR requires that it be

If you’re in the EU, don’t forget to complain to your relevant data protection authority, and let them investigate the legality of it (GDPR requires that it be easy to say no as it is to say, which clearly isn’t the case here). If you’re outside the EU, you might want to consider getting involved in the political process of your country so that one day you too may have legal protections for your data.