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And you can be sure it will reset with every update.

• Laaas 3y ago
  That wouldn't be legal I think.
  • wewtyflakes 3y ago
    You'd think so, but these companies skirt around it by then adding or breaking up permissions even further, like "oh, yes you DID disable data collection for X, but.... we added a new permission for data collection for Y, and by the way it is opt-out! Too bad!".
    • gnicholas 3y ago
      LinkedIn is the master of this. They keep creating new notification types, which are enabled by default.
• chromeunagi 3y ago
  That's not how it works
  • Zetobal 3y ago
    They usually go for the "Software Bug nothing we could do." Microsoft and Meta are notorious for playing the system like that, with no recourse.
    • losteric 3y ago
      Usually? Can you share one example?
      • Zetobal 3y ago
        Search for Microsoft and settings reset in the search bar and you get ample examples.
  • deleted 3y ago
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• losteric 3y ago
  Why do you say that? I’ve never had that happen with any other of my Google data opt-outs.
  • Ensorceled 3y ago
    I hate Google as much as the next person but, yeah, messing with opt-outs is something I've seen with Microsoft and Meta but not with Google.