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> But they provide an opt-out. It sounds like an opt-in to me.
by SeanLuke 3y ago
> But they provide an opt-out.
It sounds like an opt-in to me.
- hunter2_ 3y agoAll opt-out flows begin with the user opting into using the parent thing in the first place. That doesn't really make the child thing opt-in, in any useful sense.