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I'm sorry, but "opt-in" has almost always been a load of BS in my experience. Most examples I have seen look like: "Do you accept these terms? A.) Yes, and co
by chroem- 7y ago
I'm sorry, but "opt-in" has almost always been a load of BS in my experience. Most examples I have seen look like: "Do you accept these terms? A.) Yes, and continue using our product B.) No, and revoke your access to our product."
- neiman 7y agoDoesn't seem like the case here, you need to participate in the "Intel Computing Improvement Program".
- ninkendo 7y agoAnd how long until the installer for some "partner" software enrolls me in this program without my knowledge? (Or only explained deep in some EULA nobody will read...)
- ngneer 7y agoIntel software development teams have to comply with internal legal process, meant to safeguard against that.