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That’s not opt out. Opt out is the ability to say no. If you’re not allowed to say no there’s no consent and you’re being forced.
by more_corn 1y ago
That’s not opt out.
Opt out is the ability to say no.
If you’re not allowed to say no there’s no consent and you’re being forced.
- Aurornis 1y agoIf you opt out and then never turn it back on, you have opted out.
- yupyupyups 1y agoBecause Microsoft is known to respect user settings between (forced) Windows Updates and not turn stuff back on...