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That’s being needlessly pedantic and being opted-in clearly details what has happened.
by iamacyborg 3y ago
That’s being needlessly pedantic and being opted-in clearly details what has happened.
- JohnFen 3y agoI could not disagree more. You can't "opt-in" someone else because they're not opting in at all. I think this is an important and meaningful distinction that we should call out, particularly since we're seeing more companies being deceptive on this point and trying to trick people through this confusing language.
- iamacyborg 3y agoAnd yet the British data protection agency thinks you can via something called a soft opt-in.