For starters, the feature is opt in, not opt out.
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They can opt in or opt out of whatever they choose.
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Ask behavioral economists about the power of opt in versus opt out.
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But there are what I call opt-in and opt-out technologies.
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However, it is still easier to opt in than to opt out.
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You don't get to opt in or opt out of the feed.
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Opt out too often and you opt out of the thing itself.
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So we always give people the option to opt in or opt out.
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We really want to make it an opt-out, not an opt-in.
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States had until yesterday to officially opt-in or opt-out of the FirstNet system.
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Many said they employed techniques to opt in, or opt out, of hands-on adjustments.
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The popularity of the plans is hardly relevant, considering they are opt-out, not opt-in.
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There is no "opt-out" button If opt-out options exist, they are hard to locate.
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And customers can opt to receive text message about deals, through an opt-in SMS service.
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It's unclear whether permission would be opt-in or opt-out, and such defaults matter immensely.
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Because of user feedback related to the opt out removal, Plex will introduce a new opt out mechanism, allowing users to opt out of playback statistics, alongside crash reporting and marketing communications.
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And by default, all profiles have been set to "opt out" unless users decide to opt in.
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What if it had made that deal opt in for its existing customers, instead of opt out?
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I mean I can remember where we were having great debates about opt-in and opt-out.
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He says that states should "have to opt into ACA regulations," rather than having to opt out.
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Another bill would make more retirement savings automatic, requiring workers to opt out rather than opt in.
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Class members can opt out of the class action, although they must sign individual opt-out statements instead of relying on lawyers from Keller Lenkner to file opt-out documents in their name.
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Is it easier for technology to co-opt power than it is for power to co-opt technology?
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ET The post was updated to reflect the feature becoming opt-out instead of opt-in mid-March.
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Although people can still opt out if they wish, the opt-out rate is extremely low (about 2%).
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They think that they can opt out of the tracking that you're performing — they can't meaningfully opt out.
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They think that they can opt out of the tracking that you're performing -- they can't meaningfully opt out.
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Vote-at-home's power derives from it being an opt-out rather than an opt-in election system.
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You have to be part of it, so you don't have the choice to opt out or opt in.
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Some privacy advocates say the system should require users to opt in, rather than force them to opt out.
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They cannot opt out of federal immigration laws any more than they can opt out of federal discrimination laws.
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That suggests that switching union enrollment from opt-out to opt-in could substantially reduce union membership going forward.
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I think people will opt in if they have the opportunity, and they can opt out of this tracking.
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Lawmakers in England are currently deciding whether the country should change from opt-in to opt-out like Spain.
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The "opt-in" versus "opt-out" principle is no longer in play since the constitutional theory is effectively defunct.
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CCPA doesn't require an opt-in, but it mandates that people have an ability to opt-out from collection.
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By default, everyone on Hinge will have their profile show up in Matchmaker; it's opt-out instead of opt-in.
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The plus side in all this is that you have to opt in, and you can opt out any time.
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If a consumer feels uncomfortable with that, we want them to opt-out, and we're happy if they opt-out.
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Much litigation has fought over the line between permissible and impermissible costs, opt-ins versus opt-outs and other details.
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But some conservatives are calling for states to be able to opt in to ObamaCare regulations, rather than opt out.
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"There is no special opt-in [from users] necessary since we rely on the standard location opt-in," he adds.
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It is this principle that distinguishes California's decision to opt out of deportation efforts from Arizona's decision to opt in.
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Users may now opt out of receiving personalized ads in Gmail, but they may not opt out of email scanning.
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"We're moving closer to a world in which parental surveillance becomes opt out instead of opt in," Ms. Madden said.
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One alternative to both opt-in and opt-out policies is mandated choice, or compelling individuals to record their preference.
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For example, Twitter says it may test additional opt-in or opt-out preferences, prompts or other requirements for advertisements.
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British-domiciled companies, pension funds and other investors are included automatically, unless they opt out (foreign claimants must opt in).
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How to opt out: Other than turning off your ad tracking, there's no way to opt out of C25K's tracking.
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Because, even if you do things just right on consents, that's only opt-in essentially, that's a definite opt-in.
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You can also opt for a strict setting, which may break some sites, or opt for your own custom settings, too.
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Opt-out means your lender can implement planned increases into effect without your explicit approval unless you choose to opt out.
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The feature is currently opt-out instead of opt-in – that is, you can disable it from the app's Settings screen.
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CEST A Google has reached out to Mashable, clarifying that the feature will be opt-in instead of opt-out — i.e.
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There is a notification when a subscription is going to be renewed and renewal is opt-in, rather than opt-out.
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"The opt-in/opt-out issue is just as much a First Amendment issue as the compulsory dues issue," Yohn argued.
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"I don&apost think people should have to opt out of existing benefits to opt in" to basic income, Tubbs said.
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"Customers who want debit card and ATM overdraft protection must proactively opt-in and can opt-out at any time," he wrote.
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For now, it's time to let everyone know the risk of logging on so they can either opt-in or opt-out.
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"We want an opt-in not an opt-out approach to the Title I regs," said an aide to a conservative senator.
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One serious concern was whether Places would be opt out or opt in – the documentation The Verge found didn't make this clear.
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The GDPR allows customers to "opt in"; eventually, Americans may become eager to "opt out" of Brussels' oversight, just like the Brits.
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The FTC also takes issue with how the FCC proposed that ISPs display the opt-in/opt-out choice mechanism to consumers.
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An opt-out system could close the deadly gap between supply and demand in the US. In 2006, Alberto Abadie of MIT and Sebastien Gay of the Congressional Budget Office compared donation rates in opt-in versus opt-out systems.
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Now, loyalty program members will opt in to this sort of data collection instead of having to figure out how to opt out.
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But you can always opt out, and the rule specifically prohibits the ISP from refusing service if you don't opt into data sharing.
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End-to-end encryption should be easy to turn on for all your chats, and it should be opt-out, not opt-in.
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At the time, Twitter said it was possible to opt out through Twitter's settings, however, Instagram has yet to confirm any opt-out.
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It has shown how courses of action can be safer when doctors have to opt out of typically better practices, rather than opt in.
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Its services will be opt-in; patients who find themselves in hospitals working with Alphabet's DeepMind, by contrast, are offered opt-out consent mechanisms.
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Accordingly, it has chosen in this case to let OEMs and consumers opt into having a slower, safer processor than opt out of it.
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You can opt out of receiving email newsletters and other marketing communications by following the opt-out instructions provided to you in those emails.
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It would also change the nature of shopping "from an opt-in experience to an opt-out experience," Mr. Agrawal said in an interview.
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Whether you sign up for DeleteMe or another service, make sure to opt out of the sites not included in their opt-out list.
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"I think the fairest way is opt-in," Feinstein told reporters in December, saying that opt-out systems help businesses profit on unknowing customers.
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We associate your opt out choice with the IP address you are currently using; if you access third party OTT devices from a different IP address and wish to opt out, you will need to opt out while connected to that different IP address.
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A constrained supply, with an opt-in system, means that otherwise healthy people die, and an opt-out system means that these same people live.
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"Facebook refuses to let users opt out of PYMK, telling us last year, "An opt out is not something we think people would find useful.
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The new feature isn't yet active in Safari — I never once got an alert asking me to opt-in or opt-out of being tracked.
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This year, opt-out proponents have complained that the city's Education Department was not informing parents that their children had the right to opt out.
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Singapore combined an opt-out system with a priority rule: if you opt-out, you also give up your priority if you need a transplant.
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"I don't think any kind of disclosure or opt in or opt out is going to protect us from our worst instincts," Professor Loewenstein argued.
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"(We have to let) people opt in and opt out, and be clear that ownership of the data does belong to the creator," said Rometty.
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According to a blog post by the company's CEO, Anne Wojcicki, customers can choose to opt-in or opt-out of studies at any time.
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"It's one of the key pieces: It would be opt out, rather than opt in," said Beth Finkel, the New York State director for the AARP.
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And those state employees are making the decisions now whether to opt in or opt out of the dues, the dues paying and the union membership.
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Second, it should make the algorithms that select what shows up in our news feeds absolutely transparent, and require users to opt-in, not opt-out.
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Mandatory opt-in: With the exception of Charter Communications, companies did not support a requirement that they obtain affirmative "opt-in" consent to collect user data.
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A recent law in Britain made such suits easier by allowing members of a potential class to opt out instead of opt in to group litigation.
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Apple declined to comment on whether it would change its default settings to make iCloud an opt-in service, rather than opt-out, for Chinese users.
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But one small but pivotal aspect of the ruling was not expected: that public employees must now opt-in, rather than opt-out of the union.
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Furthermore, individual users should be allowed to opt-in to, not opt-out of, exposure to advertiser content and data analytics firms operating on its platform.
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The new Grace Period — which is opt-in, not opt-out on the developer's part — is enabled from App Store Connect, where developers manage their apps.
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Consumers "want to look at what choices they have, in terms of the activities that they can opt into, or opt out of," Dr. Hazel said.
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Car owners can opt out of a charging time if it doesn't suit their schedule, and they can opt out of the program at any time.
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RAPTORS' LOWRY TO OPT OUT Toronto point guard Kyle Lowry will opt out of the final year of his contract and test free agency this summer.
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One is to allow alleged victims to opt in to counseling and mediation, rather than choosing to opt out, as they can in the current system.
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What's worse, Etsy has also automatically enrolled every single one of its sellers into the program, making it an opt out system rather than opt in.
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In theory, there shouldn't be much difference between the opt-in regime established by the Obama administration and the opt-out regime advocated by Republican lawmakers.
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The aim of the agency's process is to clearly delineate "opt-in" and "opt-out" standards for establishing user intent to track their web browsing habits.
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Thaler and Sunstein conclude that these forced choices have been found to produce higher participation rates than requiring opt-ins, but lower rates than requiring opt-outs.
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The group was divided on the level of consent: some people wanted to opt in to donate data, while others were comfortable with an opt-out system.
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A collective action under the Equal Pay Act requires potential class members to opt in, unlike a traditional class action in which class members must opt out.
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On the other hand, in more than half the country, teachers are allowed to opt out of paying union fees when they opt out of union membership.
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Opt-in For the things where you really have no choice and need to collect user data, such as app analytics, just do it via opt-in.
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But WhatsApp's opt-out period is only 30 days long, so if you don't want your phone number shared with Facebook, opt out now before the window closes.
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Richard Blumenthal asked if the company would agree to having users consciously opt in to let companies use their data, instead of the current opt out by default.
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That means, in part, ensuring that all mapping is completely opt-in and that it will be equally simple to opt out if the user gets cold feet.
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Here's how you can opt out of Yahoo Mail's scanning: After you opt out, characteristics like your age bracket and your gender show up as hidden to Yahoo.
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DJI owners can temporarily opt out of the system DJI owners can temporarily opt out of GEO and unlock some of the flight restrictions, but there's a catch.
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The president can't be trusted not to co-opt, or attempt to co-opt, the leaders of our security and intelligence services, many of whom are his appointees.
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However, the plan allows employers to opt to stay in the current system if they want, and only opt in to the new tax credit if they choose.
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An "opt-in" consent requirement is a tough sell for companies: Their digital advertising businesses take a big hit if consumers opt out of data tracking and sharing.
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If you go over 15 GB, you can always opt to pay $10/GB to get faster speeds again (or, in Google's word, "opt out of slower speeds").
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Uninsured people would also be automatically enrolled, with the ability to opt out if they wanted, and Americans who get health insurance through their employers could opt in.
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The Oregon law — the first "automatic voter registration" policy to be tested in an election — is notable for a subtle innovation: It is opt-out, not opt-in.
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So, even if they opt out of a particular new technology, the average American is going to see society itself is not really allowing them to opt out.
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So in practice, an opt-out regime means that almost everyone winds up participating without their knowledge, while an opt-in regime will mean that hardly anyone participates.
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At first advertisers will have to opt in to placing their ads in Instagram Explore too, but eventually that will be the default with an opportunity to opt out.
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While at the moment the program is an opt-in, don't be surprised if very soon Thingiverse makes the 3D Hubs icon either opt-out or non-removable entirely.
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One idea being considered would give states an "opt in" rather than an "opt out" on key Obamacare-era regulations like requiring insurers cover the 10 essential health benefits.
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Users can opt to turn the feature off entirely, if they choose, or they can opt to have autoplay only enabled when they're connected to a Wi-Fi network.
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She found that sites allowing consumers to opt out may require them to submit identifying information, but variations of her name continued to proliferate, requiring multiple opt-out requests.
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Patients should be able to opt out of regular Medicare and opt into this new system I'm proposing in which care is focused on comfort and quality of life.
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"The difference between what I support and what you support is that you require them to opt in, and I do not require them to opt in," Castro said.
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But Zuck broke the first rule of notifications: Unless someone is directly mentioned in a post, it is best to let them opt-in, not make them opt-out.
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Instead of tracking users as the default, requiring them to "opt-out," the default in privacy-by-design is that users must "opt in" to tracking used for advertising.
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It can continue to opt out of some changes to justice and security laws but would no longer be allowed to opt in to most measures in this area.
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Most countries with opt-out laws have gone that route, but a few, like Austria and Singapore, have "hard" opt outs, in which the family's wishes can be dismissed.
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There they'll be informed how the Study app is opt-in, what data they'll give up in exchange for what compensation and that they can opt out at any time.
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Denmark has an even more extensive opt-out from justice and home-affairs policies than Britain (which carefully retained the right to opt back in to those that it liked).
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However, critics will point out that, like Facebook's own implementation of Private Conversations, this extra level of security is opt-in, not opt-out, meaning it'll reach far fewer users.
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Several new features have been previewed in the beta in the past, and what's unusual is that you can opt-in or opt-out on a feature-by-feature basis.
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That shifts the burden from consumers - who previously had to opt out of any data gathering they disagreed with - to the company, which must now obtain a clear opt-in.
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That's because the Act requires users to opt-in to interest-based advertising and studies have shown that such an opt-in regime reduces online ads' effectiveness by 85033 percent.
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An Ipsos MORI poll for the Evening Standard, conducted on Tuesday and Wednesday, showed 22 percent of British voters would opt to remain while 2120.91 percent would opt to leave.
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"I think the United States Congress needs to move in a direction to allow citizens to opt-in to the dissemination of their information rather than opt-out," Poe said.
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An Ipsos MORI poll for the Evening Standard, conducted on Tuesday and Wednesday, showed 21.1390 percent of British voters would opt for remain while 48 percent would opt to leave.
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But the California law allows customers to opt out of such data practices, while Maine forces companies to require customers to opt in before they even begin using that data.
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Although Coinhive offers clients the ability to ask users to opt in, last year Mursch tweeted that the vast majority of Coinhive's clients were not using the opt-in feature.
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Postmates finally lets drivers opt out of arbitration: The delivery company has updated its driver agreement to allow contractors to opt out of the previously mandatory arbitration, as TechCrunch reported.
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An Ipsos MORI poll for the Evening Standard, conducted on Tuesday and Wednesday, showed 52 percent of British voters would opt to remain while 48 percent would opt to leave.
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This new arrangement outlined in the privacy policy does not share any PII unless there is an opt-in, and even allows an opt-out of the anonymized model share.
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As a bonus, the privacy page where you opt out of spam also lets you easily opt out of letting Spectrum use your personal data to target ads to you.
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TCF had more than $180 million in revenue at stake due to this "opt-in" rule, so it "executed a strategy to persuade its customers to opt in," the CFPB alleges.
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Until March 2015, Verizon Wireless consumers could not opt out of the "supercookies," but after several U.S. senators raised concerns about the practice, the company agreed to allow an opt-out.
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The ideal scenario for privacy advocates like Cordary isn't outright banning people search sites or public record aggregation, although Cordary would prefer that services be opt-in rather than opt-out.
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Initially attributed to religious or societal country biases, the researchers discovered it was actually the difference in what the default option was on the DMV form (opt-in versus opt-out).
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A few months before the Dutch referendum, Danes were asked to vote on whether their government should convert its "opt-out" on EU justice and policing matters to an "opt-in".
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Nearly every public-agency union currently follows an opt-out membership model, meaning that new employees default into union membership unless they follow a specific, sometimes burdensome, procedure to opt out.
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Another bill, called the Social Media Privacy and Consumer Rights Act of 2018, would require consumers to opt-into - rather than opt-out of - a company's use of their sensitive data.
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Kershaw: If you opt out of home ownership, you opt out of the most secure opportunity for starting families and to have your kids in the same school, childcare, and community.
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While Google and Facebook let users opt out of seeing targeted ads, it's impossible to opt out of being tracked or being included in the datasets used to create targeting algorithms.
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However, it has come to our attention that some businesses did not receive a notification with opt-out instructions, and some would have preferred to actively opt-in to the program.
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States have the right to opt out of daylight saving time, but they don't have the right to opt out of standard time, so Florida's vote isn't binding without Congressional approval.
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So this opt-out movement really reaches a peak in New York State in 214 when 20 percent of students opt-out, and in some schools, it's close to 100 percent.
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But if it's configured to contain pre-ticked boxes that opt users into sharing data by default — requiring an affirmative user action to opt out — any gathered "consent" also isn't legal.
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So this opt-out movement really reaches a peak in New York State in 2015 when 20 percent of students opt-out, and in some schools, it's close to 100 percent.
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So this opt-out movement really reaches a peak in New York State in 2015 when 20 percent of students opt-out, and in some schools, it's close to 100 percent.
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How to opt out: As with Apple's other products, you can opt out of Apple's marketing mailing list by going to your Apple ID preferences, and you can limit ad tracking.
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A sign allowing U.S. citizens to opt-out of facial scans (Image: Twitter/Juli Lyskawa) A sign allowing U.S. citizens to opt-out of facial scans (Image: Twitter/Juli Lyskawa) If you're a U.S. citizen, you can opt out by telling an officer or airline employee at the time of a facial recognition scan.
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And a study from the National Bureau of Economic Research found that 401(k) enrollment among opt-in workers hovered around 40-50%, but reached nearly 100% with opt-out employees. Why?
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A dedicated "social systems" team finds and tests ways to make people act better online — sometimes getting results from things as simple as making voice chat opt-in instead of opt-out.
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"First, it is critical that counseling and mediation be voluntary and that victims have the ability to opt in to these alternatives, rather than being forced to opt out," the letter states.
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If a consumer submits identifying information in an opt-out request that varies from the identifying information in the data broker's records, the opt-out may not capture all of those records.
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Expect the Senate parliamentarian to rule that any changes in spending or revenue ensuing from the hard right's hard-won opt-outs are "merely incidental" to these opt-outs' non-budgetary effects.
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Although every state but Missouri has such a system, Nebraska's, like many, is not foolproof: patients can opt out for privacy reasons and not all insurers, who supply the data, opt in.
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Nest forcing all users to turn on two-factor authentication differentiates it from Amazon-owned Ring, which makes two-factor authentication opt-out for new customers, but opt-in for existing ones.
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"Every company has to be very clear about their data principals, opt in, opt out, you have to be very clear and then very clear about how you steward security," she said.
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Lyft gives customers who are selected for a ride in a self-driving car the ability to opt for a human-driven ride instead, so the high rating may result in part from a self-selection mechanism where people who like the idea of riding in a self-driving car opt in, and those who don&apost opt out.
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Ultimately the question for Bitcoin in Latin America and elsewhere in the world is following: Is it easier for technology to co-opt power than it is for power to co-opt technology?
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The FCC has said before that this is not the case and that carriers should go ahead and opt everyone into these blocking services (one can always opt out), but carriers have balked.
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Making enrolment in pension plans the default for new employees (ie, they must decide to opt out rather than opt in) dramatically increases the share of employees saving through such programmes, for example.
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Most ISPs allow you to opt out of targeted ads—AT&T calls this "Relevant Advertising," while Charter allows you to opt out of Targeted Digital Marketing Ads by entering your email address.
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Conservatives, on the other hand, have been clear they would like for states to opt in to core Obamacare regulations rather than opt out of them like the House health care bill suggested.
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Our research further shows that many organizations fail to even offer "opt-out" choices to users — even when they do, "opt-outs" are hard to find, hard to understand and hard to use.
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The defaults – opt-in for sensitive data and opt-out for non-sensitive data – reflect common consumer preferences yet still allow those with less common predilections to share or to shield more information.
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Assuming the CCPA were to apply, it's questionable whether Ring would be deemed compliant with CCPA's opt-out requirements; indeed, it's a challenge to even figure out where and how to opt-out.
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" Castro responded: "But the difference between what I support and what you support, Vice President Biden, is that you require them to opt in and I would not require them to opt in.
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Some investors may opt to trade in the secondary market.
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But a former student is now asking to opt out.
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But unless security comes soon they will opt to flee.
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U.S. cellphone users will not be able to opt out.
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Opt for an interesting neckline to make your ruffles pop!
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You want to opt be powerful, aggressive and fight back.
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Employers can opt in by turning on the Motion program.
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Thankfully, there is a way to opt out of this.
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Why did you opt for black and white in particular?
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They can opt for either one or two Flex boxes.
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When possible, I'd opt for the HyperSmooth 2.0 High mode.
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The change is strictly opt-in — at least for now.
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But he could opt to call an election much sooner.
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"People opt in when they download the app," says Kerner.
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States could opt out with waivers, known as 1332 waivers.
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How to opt out of certain data brokers, like Oracle.
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Opt for longer delivery times, which will be more efficient.
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You can also opt in to share more usage data.
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You can't force people to opt in like in Messenger.
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Residents were able to opt out of the pesticide spray.
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As on iOS, beta updates continue until you opt out.
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Instead, I opt for the safer runs at parks. Why?
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Many opt to rent out the flats and move elsewhere.
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You think it's possible to opt out of the system.
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I want another Coke Zero, but I opt for water.
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I skip the beer and opt for diet root beer.
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I immediately sent them the refusal — or opt-out — letter.
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You can opt out of being targeted by those too.
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But existing users have only 30 days to opt out.
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States can choose to opt out of the tax credit.
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Thus, out of convenience, many opt not to offer pork.
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Employees are automatically enrolled in CalSavers, unless they opt out.
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The rest of the cases opt for a glossy finish.
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I instead opt for my breakfast sandwich and some tea.
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In Wisconsin, they may opt for a kinder, gentler alternative.
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We've updated the story to indicate passengers cannot opt out.
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However, always opt for the latter if you're really unsure.
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Similarly, users wishing to opt out can deselect the toggle.
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Sources at Twitter tell me algorithms are strictly opt in.
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Presumably, after that, even this partial opt out will expire.
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I would opt for the latter, and I live here.
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They are now recommending parents opt for teething rings instead.
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I opt for her to chose herself: the bad bitch.
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Instead, opt for one of these 10 jobs listed below.
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Of course, Places requires you to opt in or out.
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Many more people will opt out of car ownership altogether.
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Everyone should be able to opt into the wearable economy.
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In this instance, we recommending you opt for the Duo.
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" She added, "So that's going to be an opt out.
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People are always able to "opt out" of the nudge.
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I will eternally opt to go with the fiber's flow.
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But users must opt into these features, including Secret Crush.
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People can also opt to do keto seasonally, he added.
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Opt for a flattering, professional photo that best represents you.
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Or opt for a sleek, minimalist apartment in Chicago, Illinois.
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If you need ray tracing opt for the Nvidia GPU.
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Opt for a piece that has just the right amount.
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Do you opt for a questionable Wonder Ball on eBay?
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Meanwhile, states could opt out of Mr. Trump's policy. Mrs.
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Opt for the Rita Hazan Root Concealer Touch Up Stick.
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You have to opt out of that kind of thing.
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There is no way to opt out of this system.
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It was unclear whether it would opt for temporary funding.
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You can make a choice, and they can opt in.
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I opt for the nighttime tour and buy three tickets.
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My money is that most will opt for the latter.
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Customers can also opt to receive a 100% refund instead.
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Or opt for dresses, but all in the same silhouette.
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For parents who opt for the vaccines there are caveats.
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Opt for Ivacy VPN if speed is your top priority.
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How should workers be provided an opportunity to opt out?
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While employees are able to opt out, most do not.
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That is, unless you opt for miniature bottles of booze.
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Owners can opt instead for pine forests or other vistas.
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Other banks may opt in as much as 90 days.
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Foster care parents can opt to become the adoptive parents.
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Most people opt for basic cotton out of pure habit.
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I am feeling quiet, so opt for limited social interaction.
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What's worse, certain users aren't even allowed to opt out.
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Do I opt for the kill shelter — thereby saving lives?
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Neuter your male pup or opt for a female dog.
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Opt for a costume everyone will understand, like Audrey Hepburn.
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In Europe, funds also sometimes opt for Luxembourg and Ireland.
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Or, you can opt for something a little more fresh.
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"If people are uncomfortable, they can opt out," he said.
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The good news: You can opt out of the feature.
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The plans enroll workers by default unless they opt out.
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Well, 36 percent do, but 32 percent opt for Biden.
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By law, customers must "opt in" to get such coverage.
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WhatsApp users have 30 days to opt out; here's how.
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Sometimes loneliness is not having the means to opt out.
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Yes, but: These companies are wary of some of the biggest policy proposals backed by privacy advocates, per Axios' David McCabe, including: Mandatory opt-in: Obtaining affirmative "opt-in" consent to collect user data.
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Salon sets this up as an opt-in process which is good, though it only mentions Coinhive's name in the small opt-in box ("powered by Coinhive") and not in its full FAQ page.
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Although you can opt-out of letting Amazon use your voice recordings to develop new features and improve transcriptions, you cannot completely opt-out of letting Amazon retain your voice recordings for other purposes.
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I would love it to be default ... have to opt out of it, but I'd happy if it was opt in as well because I think people will ... Oh, people keep tripping here. Outside?
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Janus doesn't affect this structure; it held only that any payment of agency fees by non-members must be made by affirmative choice (as an opt-in), not by default (as an opt-out).
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As Ceglowski argues: A characteristic of this new world of ambient surveillance is that we cannot opt out of it, any more than we might opt out of automobile culture by refusing to drive.
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A lot of companies tend to do it three times because candidates can often work for you for three years with OPT and STEM OPT, but the law doesn't set out an upper limit.
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"Right now you can opt out of it, but I would not be surprised to find someone selling a subsidized TV that does not allow you to opt out at some point," said McMillan.
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Bodies like Sam would now receive their scripts 48 hours in advance, and be allowed to opt-out of shoots up to 24 hours before the work day began (limit 2 opt-outs per month).
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Enter: Eight gift sets at Ulta Beauty that'll make you want to opt in to a festive primer trio or a "library" of lipsticks and opt out of a 2'' x 4'' piece of plastic.
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Although Facebook allows users to opt out of seeing ads based on their use of other sites and apps, they cannot opt out of the company's collection of details about their activities on those services.
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On its face, the question is straightforward: If non-members now have to opt in to paying agency fees, then why don't employees have to opt in to joining the union in the first place?
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However, Plex said that its decision to remove opt out during setup was because it gave users a "false sense of privacy" because there were so many exceptions to the opt out clause as is.
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Once an exception, the opt-out clause has become the norm.
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Studies have demonstrated that opt-out framing leads to higher enrollment.
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You should probably opt out of (some) nosy viewing data sharing.
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I opt for a chicken salad which is mediocre at best.
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Moon would co-opt the Black Lives Matter movement like this.
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The third (and simplest option) is to opt for the publish.twitter.
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Let us hope that most of them opt for the former.
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I opt for a vegetarian Caribbean curry, which I really enjoy.
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Others opt to press a button to turn the lights on.
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There's also a helpful opt out list instruction available on Reddit.
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I opt for two pieces of toast and eggs for dinner.
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Instead of going for chicken breasts, opt for buying chicken thighs.
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At Brick Lane Market, opt for New York-style chicken wings.
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Enrollment is automatic, though you can opt out if you choose.
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The measure allows school districts to opt-in to the program.
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The opt-in choice was also always placed at the top.
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People could opt out, but many will stick with the default.
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Default Bias: How can you make the opt-in process automatic?
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They can choose to opt-in on the mobile browser itself.
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Lastly, some manufacturers can opt out of some of these updates.
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It's possible that Microsoft could opt for an ARM-powered Surface.
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But cellphone users can opt out of these types of messages.
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Most patients, even in the most dreadful conditions, opt for life.
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Many people opt to live alone, as a mark of independence.
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But if you're just not into cauliflower, opt for cabbage instead.
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So what caused the Nobel Peace Prize winner to opt out?
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Indeed, based on precedent, some will opt for more violent nihilism.
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You can also opt in for Timeline only when you're traveling.
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You can also opt to connect with the contact on LinkedIn.
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Most are free, but they usually require you to opt in.
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The Fed's recent playbook suggests central bankers will opt for caution.
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Parents should always opt for sites that are designed for children.
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Perhaps a quarter of voters there will opt for One Nation.
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Caught between these moving levers, Powell may opt to stand still.
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Another way is to provide users with an opt-out option.
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They can opt to just use their own direct login instead.
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Each school district would decide whether to opt into the program.
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She orders a latte and I opt for a sparkling water.
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It's not a default option, so you'll have to opt out.
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Some of you got an opt-in to try it now.
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What could cause her to opt out of the family festivities?
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Shopify's merchants can opt to have their merchandise fulfilled by Amazon.
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I also opt for my tried and true Fresh face wash.
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In those cases, it will opt for driving on the street.
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Others will opt for a PubNub-style alternative from the start.
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We'll retain the option to opt-out for four more weeks.
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From that point, the person has 0003 days to opt out.
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A similar opt-in law was passed in Germany in 2013.
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You could opt for the low rent configuration which runs $3,1003.
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Opt for a more forgiving pattern if you're a first-timer.
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Opt for an oversized silhouette, or one with some decorative detailing.
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Still others opt to go into hospice care to mitigate pain.
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Like Siri, True Tone is opt-in during the setup process.
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Some opt only for Snapchat, while others eschew the medium entirely.
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I opt for a salad and a big cup of soup.
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So, will Europeans opt to stick with winter or summer time?
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Of course, you can always opt to sync every file, too.
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Its hard to cancel this subscription service and no opt out.
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Under these circumstances, the state could opt not to retry Syed.
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So, I opt for the gas that numbs my senses beforehand.
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But if you're being offered the opt-in, you'll see it.
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Some opt for simple thank-yous or quotes from inspiring individuals.
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Here's a step by step on how to opt out. 3.
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You could also opt to get a policy on your own.
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People who want boring can always opt for the silver one.
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It's opt in on your side, and doesn't extend to them.
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Employees can opt out of the plan, or adjust their contribution.
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Opt for the "Automatic Funds Transfer" option at your local bank.
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"Instead, opt to embrace change in really simple ways," she writes.
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Or, of course, you can opt for the traditional marshmallow flavor.
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Or what if you have made a decision to opt out?
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U.S. cellphone users are not able opt out of presidential alerts.
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Comey could decline to appear or opt for a closed session.
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It's poorer city-dwellers, in his experience, who opt for opiates.
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Some people opt for flat, comfort-focused sandals for the season.
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Charities could also opt out by filling out a government form.
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Yet there are reasons for a newcomer to opt for it.
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Frank Ciccone, says it will be an opt-in parental block.
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And opt out when they didn't and it'd be really simple.
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But you can opt out of it if you're concerned. Yeah.
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City living has also encouraged people to opt for littler dogs.
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And we've learned that, thankfully, this feature will be opt-in.
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Previously parents and faith schools had been able to opt out.
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Likewise, city living has encouraged people to opt for littler dogs.
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The amendment lets states opt out of certain core ObamaCare provisions.
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Under the circumstances, many parents opt to leave kids at home.
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The new provision lets states opt out of certain insurance regulations.
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Could you opt for a vacuum-walled mug or travel tumbler?
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But this time his efforts to co-opt them have failed.
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It is always easier to co-opt than to create anew.
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This isn't how an opt-in service should work, he said.
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Aetna users can opt to share their information anonymously with Apple.
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The Russian government is also trying to co-opt Tatar leaders.
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They can only opt out of seeing notifications for those messages.
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Skip the spousal surcharge and simply opt for your own plan.
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Or you can opt to go without music, if you prefer.
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This should force smaller banks to opt into the new structure.
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And then when people opt out, it's hard to be critical.
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Or, they can now opt for a refund of the device.
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Parents can opt in to have that information shared with researchers.
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Personally I'd opt for the french fries but that's just me.
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Previously, Google only allowed you to opt into tracking flight prices.
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Sale reportedly has an opt-out window after the 2022 season.
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Cellphone users can opt to block all but the presidential alerts.
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Some provinces may opt to set the age limit at 19.
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Next time, Ms. Bujeiro said, she'd opt for silver diamine fluoride.
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Under the Affordable Care Act, states could opt to expand Medicaid.
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GO VERTICAL "Opt for the tallest bookcase possible," Mr. Bazner said.
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Now, Snapchat users can opt to have automatically generated text status.
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Markle isn't the first royal to opt for low-budget jewellery.
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He also read the results of unscientific, opt-in online surveys.
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And we are left with a decision to opt for indecision.
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Unfortunately, we live in a society—I can't just opt out.
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It was unclear whether Netanyahu would opt for an early election.
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A decade ago, Trump would have needed to co-opt the
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Instead, opt for silicone, latex, hard plastic, acrylic, glass, or lucite.
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Or maybe she'll opt to stay out of the fray altogether.
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The bad news is that it's just opt-in for now.
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But maybe next time, he'll opt for that Cuban sandwich instead.
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The DOD can opt out before exercising any of the options.
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"It's an opt-in system, it is absolutely insane," Suzuki says.
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Or opt for a hotter pink to contrast your icy eyes.
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MYTH: Always opt for cardio over strength training to lose weight.
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Thus, you could opt-out by choosing not to carry one.
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Can you opt out of giving research partners your genetic data?
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Insurance became less affordable and increased those who could opt out.
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Avoid sneakers and opt for heels, sensible or not, for sophistication.
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The Supreme Court allowed states to opt out of this expansion.
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Some incumbents and challengers may not opt to follow the guidelines.
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Don't opt in to overdraft coverage, the consumer bureau's website recommends.
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However, not every data broker is in their opt-out list.
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Unless you specifically want the driving experience, opt for a flight.
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Instead, opt for another summer staple: the plain white leather sneaker.
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Combined with the lack of family support, some couples opt out.
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It borrows that from GDPR but it's opt-out by default.
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Higher prices encourage many potential customers to opt for the subways.
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I debate the gym but opt for a walk outside instead.
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Then it forced users to opt out of the new plans.
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Initially, people could opt-out, but that wasn't true for long.
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You can opt into the new features by going to play.google.
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Opt for closed lips with just the hint of a smile.
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There's no easy way — yet — to opt-out in one go.
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Fortunately for users in the EU this was opt-in there.
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Another 30 percent opt for the middle ground of censuring him.
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If it is sold, we can opt out of those sales.
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We'd do this differently next time: Opt for a smaller room.
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Traditionalists might opt for the standards and convenience that NetJets provides.
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It collects biometric facial data without users' explicit "opt-in" consent.
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Moreover, the legislation bases CCB's enforcement system on opt-out consent.
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It'll be an opt-in option for Delta travelers in Detroit.
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I opt for a silk pillowcase (only the best for you).
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People must meet certain conditions and are allowed to opt out.
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Two-factor authentication is now mandatory — you can't even opt out.
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He also says that users can opt out of data targeting.
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"We can opt to take a slide down instead," she said.
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Many flights are fully booked as people opt not to drive.
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But even tenured faculty may opt to stick with safe topics.
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Graduates could opt for a well-paid job in, say, finance.
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Nonetheless, Mr. Fico has tried to co-opt the corruption issue.
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Brushing aside warnings, Macron pressed ahead and defeated the opt-out.
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It further added that customers can opt out of the process.
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Not all transgender people opt for surgery and associated medical costs.
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"We're not going to force people to opt in," he said.
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"We're not going to force people to opt in," Williams said.
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Facebook is making facial recognition in photos opt-in by default.
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Users also can opt into sharing their Instagram Story on Facebook.
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They rarely opt to learn more about what they're agreeing to.
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Others may opt to give the bulk of their estate away.
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Here&aposs how the process works, and how to opt out.
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The states don't have to opt in to the Medicaid program.
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JG: Why didn't you opt for a more "arty" campaign design?
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Absent those conditions, they can opt to conduct an internal investigation.
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He decided to opt out, and he was laicized in 1971.
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This means that others, including Austin, opt for a surgical solution.
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The bells were something no one could opt out of hearing.
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Opt out directly with data brokers: The nonprofit World Privacy Forum provides a list of data brokers that allow people to opt out of the use of their information -- including online links for making these requests to get personal information removed from their records (though some links may be outdated), as well as a guide to the top 10 most useful opt-outs.
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So, following that principle, you could argue that cookie consent, for example, should be default opt-out — and that any website must be required to gain affirmative opt in from a visitor for any tracking cookies.
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"While there are no regulations or requirements that Chase provide consumers the option to opt out of arbitration agreements, Chase gives customers the choice to opt out of the arbitration provisions of their agreement," Wexler says.
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It also advised that government-funded pensions should serve merely as a "safety net," rather than the prime pension provider, and that corporate pensions should be "opt out" rather than "opt in" to encourage greater enrollment.
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Instead, the advertising industry created a program to allow consumers to opt out of having their data used for customized ads, although it does not allow people to entirely opt out of having their data collected.
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Beyond that, even these opt-in or opt-out changes will be opposed by health care providers (who don't want to accept lower reimbursement rates) and will be plausibly destabilizing to the larger health insurance marketplace.
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Target Circle simply formalizes this into an opt-in program instead of an opt-out experienceAs part of the changes, Target's Cartwheel savings are rolling into Target Circle where they'll be rebranded as Target Circle offers.
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As the tech entrepreneur Maciej Ceglowski said in testimony to the US Senate earlier this year, "we cannot opt out of it any more than we might opt out of automobile culture by refusing to drive."
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In others it may be impossible to comply with both laws if, for example, one state requires users to opt-in to data collection while the other requires that users have the ability to opt-out.
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If you really have a problem with it, you can opt out, but good luck trying to find out how to opt out, and good luck trying to find that little icon on that banner ad.
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At the time Schrems was also campaigning for Facebook to implement an 'Opt-In' instead of an 'Opt-Out' system for all data use and features; and also for limits on use of users' data for ads.
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And while users do need to opt in to share their location, the Snap Map feature was actively pushed out as a new feature notification when it launched — meaning the company actively solicited opt-ins from users.
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The problem with our initial approach of making it an opt-out system instead of opt-in was that if someone forgot to decline to share something, Beacon still went ahead and shared it with their friends.
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"This ends a discussion of nearly 40 years with opt-ins, opt-outs, rebates, earmarks, you name it," Verhofstadt, leader of the centrist liberals, said, referring to special conditions that Britain has secured during its EU membership.
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It sounds like one idea suggested by this patent would be to have some sort of opt in/opt out toggle switch, similar to how Apple allows users to turn off ad tracking in iOS's Privacy options.
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Some marketers worry that CCPA opt-in rates will be highOne of the biggest differences between the California legislation and Europe's GDPR is that CCPA will require consumers to take action to opt out of sharing data.
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Rather than an opt-in system, which is what we currently have, some argue that we should have an opt-out system, one that presumes you are cool with being an organ donor unless you say otherwise.
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" Castro continued: "The differences between what I support and what you support, Vice President Biden, is that you require them to opt in and I would not require them to opt in, they would automatically be enrolled.
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Here is how religious exemptions work: Religious exemptions allow parents to opt their children out of mandated vaccination policies if they object to the vaccine for religious reasons, and if they follow the state's opt-out process.
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You can always opt out, but donating is not decided per ride.
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It eventually began allowing people to opt out of sharing their location.
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But many middle-class families don't have the resources to opt out.
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But why opt for clearly inflammatory names, likely to piss people off?
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Opt for a clean layout with clearly marked sections and breathing space.
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But to Pfeffer's point, if you opt out, isn't it game over?
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But you also don't have to opt for something that they need.
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Alternatively, for some cuts you might opt to salt the poultry. 2.
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Facebook Dating is opt-in and users won't be matched with friends.
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Will Facebook allow all users to completely opt-out of targeted advertising?
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And they can also opt out from having their data collected altogether.
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And opt for one of the sweeteners above when cooking or baking.
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WhatsApp users have 30 days to opt out, so get on it.
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Facebook users also can't entirely opt out of email address look ups.
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Users who need something for work will again opt for a MacBook.
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Irving can opt out of his contract after the 2018-19 season.
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Videos that have 300 more concurrent viewers can opt into the program.
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Opt-in is like raising your hand, saying yes, to the newsletter.
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The mainstream outfits also are trying to co-opt the streaming upstarts.
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Investors can also opt for extra features, if they're willing to pay.
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That was why purists always objected to British and Danish opt-outs.
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It's opt-in and connects people who share schools, jobs, and cities.
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As of right now, customers have to opt-in on their own.
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Opt for this jumbo bottle that will last you through the season.
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Are they giving consumers an opportunity to opt in or out meaningfully?
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Those that opt in need to first accept an amended user agreement.
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Washington should opt for an amicable settlement among close friends and allies.
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Yet surprisingly often, firms opt not to structure pay in this way.
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Most opt to open a locked safe anyway, sometimes at significant cost.
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For adult cats, opt for a toy that will encourage interactive play.
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Starczewski said he may opt to waive the felony hearing on Monday.
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That's when this owner will opt for a self-driving electric car.
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"Opt out is basically worthless," said ACLU senior policy analyst Jay Stanley.
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The agency is urging people to opt for free credit monitoring instead.
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That said, recipients deserve easier ways to opt out of being tracked.
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An automatic enrollment plan would have an opt-out option, senators say.
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Many Friends attend Sunday services, but few opt to join the faith.
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Traditional allies may opt to act independently or look to alternative leadership.
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Most opt for 7-8%, a level that has prevailed for years.
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If you're in this position, opt for the less expensive Echo Dot.
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Retirees who crave a city vibe may opt to head to Miami.
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However, not all others offer the setting as an opt-in option.
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There have been attempts to co-opt the phrase or cash in.
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In some markets, online grocery customers can opt for delivery as well.
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But these new rules lower the bar, letting any employer opt out.
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How would you know to opt out, until you got a statement?
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His company plans to ask listeners to opt into analytics like RAD.
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Users can opt to purchase favorite items and send back the rest.
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It's difficult to determine how many items they will opt to buy.
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Users can also opt to not allow comments on posts at all.
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Leave the fashionable shoes for photos and opt for a comfortable pair.
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If you must have the newest edition, opt for an e-book.
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The option to opt-out will still be available for another month.
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Alexandra Franco certainly didn't opt in to be contacted for clinical trials.
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However, it's priced higher, especially if you opt in for more storage.
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You can also opt to receive early releases in your account settings.
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Everything looks a little rickety, but we opt for the ferris wheel.
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"You can't easily opt out of the community that you live in."
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Since 2005, it has allowed collective settlements on an opt-out basis.
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The browsing history opt-out is arguably Facebook's biggest update so far.
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For instance, they drew an "opt-in local News Feed" on tablets.
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To achieve the true athleisure look, opt for this classic Adidas pair.
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"Now, [I] would opt for a more minimal, clean look," she said.
|
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Perhaps users could opt in to be moderators, in exchange for rewards.
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Purists can opt for the traditional, powdered sugar-dusted version, of course.
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I opt to keep two items from my latest delivery for $146.
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I have free public healthcare but opt to pay for private, too.
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People must opt in to talk with a business on the service.
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Instead, he said, opt for stocks that are hit by the aftereffects.
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In most places, few workers opt for holidays or child-care allowances.
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Once they're there, many opt for things they can identify with personally.
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There is no way to opt out of surveillance capitalism's grand experiment.
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Now, it's an opt-in so you don't have to do facial.
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When men do opt for treatment, they may receive radiation or surgery.
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That means creators seeking reach may still opt for Facebook over Periscope.
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You could decide to opt out of every one of these agreements.
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And property owners can simply opt for male, instead of female, Ginkgos.
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Some airlines are letting their staff opt out of Zika infected routes.
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First the police opt for a truck, instead of a patrol car.
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Thankfully, in the case of Snap Map, it's easy to opt out.
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They're circular, unlike the oval design that manufacturers like Bose opt for.
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Any Android user can opt to participate in the Mixer beta here.
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For this Domino's deal, hungry robophobes can opt for a human delivery.
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People can still choose to opt out of it in their settings.
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Customers actually must opt-in for all of those tests as well.
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You can opt out of these ads if they feel too creepy.
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But what are we buying into when we opt for a tote?
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As we reported on Wednesday, the algorithmic-timeline changes are opt-in.
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You could also opt to operate your phone using only voice commands.
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Users can opt out of the share button feature in their settings.
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To skip more songs, users can opt to watch a video ad.
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In other words, utilities are beginning to voluntarily opt for big solar.
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Enthusiasts will care and may opt to download it on April 11.
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Business with 10 employees or less could opt out of the program.
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Neighbouring Kerala appears likely to opt for a different sort of continuity.
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Several-night stands can be a delight when both parties opt in.
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Users will not be able to opt out of seeing search ads.
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Or you can opt to charge your phone over and over again.
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Women can opt in simply by providing their child's expected birth date.
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Customers likely would retain the right to opt out of information sharing.
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Whichever version of reality you opt for though – Zappar are in it.
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Opt in to emails for some of that sweet settlement cash 2.
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The FCC regulations established an "opt-in" rule for programs like this.
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Opt for a pretty patterned top, like this one from Tory Burch.
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And if you're a Belieber, you're probably going to opt for banana.
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Some require users to provide additional information to let them opt out.
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Opt for this stylish shirt that features flames, spatulas, and Guy's head.
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Warren would not let people opt into Medicare, a wildly popular idea.
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The costs are increasing even as more patients opt for generic drugs.
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The company says 80% of its customers opt in to research programs.
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About a third of Medicare enrollees opt for this type of plan.
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Ancestry and Veritas do not provide data on the opt-in percentage.
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Guests can also opt for Concierge Ashore to customize a bespoke event.
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To opt-in to the real HFA list, text HFA to 47246.
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The other change would let states opt for a Medicaid block grant.
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Match-owned Tinder connects singles online through a mutual opt-in system.
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People have to opt in to use secret conversations, the company said.
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Passengers could opt to take a later flight in exchange for compensation.
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As a result, about 85% of people opt to buy new homes.
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Generally, you should opt for the highest quality available on your device.
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It's a shame that most people may opt for the competition anyway.
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Fidelity customers also can opt in to have their RMDs automatically withdrawn.
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The patent describes the neighborhood surveillance system as an opt-in service.
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Monday, the White House confirmed it would opt not to do that.
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Look for proposals on data portability, transparency and new opt-in rules.
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Users can also opt out of Miitomo's data collection at any point.
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Depending on the size patients opt for, the circumference can increase substantially.
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Before fat slurs, harassers usually opt for racial ones, Spells told me.
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Expect a fighter of his grade to opt for the latter choice.
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" The opt-out rate for inclusive access, Osborn said, is "extraordinarily small.
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This is all the more important because people can't meaningfully opt out.
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In short, it is certainly not something companies willingly opt-in to.
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But you can now opt out and not pay the full price.
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In this case, Greenfield said C3 predicted just 10% would opt out.
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Google was just trying to co-opt their momentum, the organizers felt.
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When I work out, I opt for weight lifting rather than cardio.
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Opt for organic, sustainable and grass-fed options as much as possible.
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If you're not camera-ready, you can also opt for audio instead.
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Privacy Users should be able to easily opt out of data collection.
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In the end the Republicans will opt for their own political survival.
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Lately, we opt for Airbnb-style apartments, rather than hotels, whenever possible.
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The data is aggregate and anonymized, and there is an opt-out.
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I could certainly opt to continue providing that support but should I?
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They will be voted on unless the proposers opt to withdraw them.
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Many will opt for films or music rather than pay for news.
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Can airlines or pilots opt to permanently disable the MCAS software feature?
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Some opt for the traditional angle with white flowers and a church.
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And even if artists don't cancel, concertgoers might opt to stay home.
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You can opt to turn the microphone off or on as well.
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Or should they co-opt, sanitize and scale audiences like the Stoolies?
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So, instead I opt for the $0 added cost Gentian Blue Metallic.
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There are reasons why people might opt for DVD instead of streaming.
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At the moment there are three features that you can opt into.
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Amazon and Google should follow Apple's lead on the default opt-out.
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The tip is automatically set at 15 percent, unless users opt out.
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But in a bedroom, many designers instead opt for a soft wallcovering.
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Did our populist president crush the libertarian moment, or co-opt it?
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Women can still opt to take the second pill at a clinic.
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Opt to confide in the warmest, least critical family member or friend.
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Cons: Rooms are comfortable but basic unless you opt for a suite.
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Or, even opt for a buffet instead of a sit-down meal.
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You'll get fewer bags for more money if you opt for Hefty.
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They opt for gift cards so they can turn them into cash.
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Actually sometimes I even go wild and opt for a Pepsi Max.
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But Northern Ireland could not opt out of European trading rules immediately.
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If they do not want to be registered, they may opt out.
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Opt for ice and a low-strength topical hydrocortisone cream for relief.
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And they will have to repeat the opt-in process every year.
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California residents would opt to move to Sacramento, Phoenix, or Las Vegas.
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"The government is trying to co-opt the religious narrative," he said.
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Clinicians can override its recommendation, but they can't opt out of participating.
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The FBTA aims to let people opt out of those echo chambers.
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The baseline is HDR24, which is the minimum you should opt for.
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If it doesn't last long, skip it and opt for another model.
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He said users should have more power to opt out of tracking.
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According to Ogury, 50% of consumers opt in to share their data.
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Some homeowners also opt for an even higher deductible if it's available.
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If you want my advice, opt for a longer trip to Petra.
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I'm going to opt for a white with freshness and laserlike acidity.
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And you may want to opt for one with anti-theft features.
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You can also opt out of this so-called interest-based advertising.
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The Clinton campaign confirmed that this policy would indeed be "opt-out".
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Drivers will have to opt in to the service, the companies said.
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Some opt for other activities like yoga, adult education or prayer groups.
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Based on that alone, I'd opt for these over the standard AirPods.
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Sicker people would opt for the compliant plans, which cover more benefits.
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Few companies provide any opportunity to opt out of the arbitration clauses.
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You may opt out of cookies, which is covered in the terms.
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Sometimes, you can even opt out of certain kinds of data collection.
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Once the disease is cleared, some women even opt for new implants.
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"I suspect that Japan would opt for the first strategy," Chambers said.
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I opt for some cheap PB&J crackers to hold me over.
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Workers can opt out if they want or change the withholding rate.
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But if Republicans can't repeal Obamacare, they could instead co-opt it.
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Users can't opt out of the presidential alert test, according to FEMA.
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Those who opt for free credit monitoring will receive an activation code.
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Cecilia: Yep, and that "opt-in" mandate underlies potential fortunes for advertisers.
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The Supreme Court's decision allowed states to opt out of this expansion.
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Use of Snap Map is optional and users need to opt in.
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If Trump won't use force, then, what will he opt to do?
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Why did President Trump opt to bypass Congress in declaring the emergency?
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If this freaks you out, you can opt out of this entirely.
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Some drivers were unaware of this provision and did not opt out.
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Rather than doing large, complex pieces, many people opt for tiny tattoos.
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New Jersey's law creates an annual 10-day window to opt out.
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Cellphone users can opt out of natural disaster or missing children alerts.
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The difference here being that I can opt out of using Google.
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Rather than the NHS approach requiring patients to opt out if they do not want their data to be shared, in using PKB patients can explicitly opt in if they are happy to pass their data to researchers.
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The reason: she underscored by 23andMe customers who've opted into the company's research program aren't also being asked to opt in to this data-sharing agreement, but rather, they are being told they can opt-out via email.
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The group that was promised a gift if they donated — the "conditional" — was divided into groups in which the donor had to either opt in to receive the gift or opt out to specifically not receive the gift.
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One way to avoid the appearance of bias is to make any fake-news detector (or other de-polarizing tool) optional — preferably "opt-in" rather than "opt-out," so users feel truly empowered in creating their online environment.
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Spotify recently added an opt-out for Sponsored Songs in the settings menu Spotify recently added an opt-out for Sponsored Songs in the settings menu Sponsored Songs could slip right into Spotify without interrupting the listening experience.
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It's controlling, especially to make it opt-out and not opt-in, and seemingly aims to guilt users into being less online rather than, as the bill purportedly intends, letting them choose that through their own free will.
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Which means no privacy-hostile defaults: So opt ins, not opt outs, and consent that is freely given because it's based on genuine information not self-serving deception, and because it can also always be revoked at will.
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You can see what information it has on you here, and opt out of the biggest and most important data brokers out there, responsible for several large people finder services—search for yourself here, and opt out here.
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Combine low awareness of Janus rights and widespread confusion about what happens to nonmembers with a complicated opt-out process and the low opt-out numbers are no surprise — and certainly not a widespread endorsement of union membership.
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Facebook Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg said late last week that the company has "different forms of opt-out" but doesn't give users the option to completely opt out of having their data be used in targeted advertising.
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Although rights of access, deletion and correction are critical, requirements to get "consent" and procedures to "opt in" or "opt out" of certain practices often have the practical effect of shifting the risk of dangerous practices onto people.
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But he goes further than many in arguing that people shouldn't have to opt out of being tracked (the system we have now); he thinks consumers should have to physically opt in to allowing their data to be tracked.
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"The question that any regulator will be asking is whether or not the new policies and the way in which you opt into them — or opt out of them — is expressed in clear to the average user," he said.
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The problem, as VentureBeat notes, is that this process is opt-out rather than opt-in, meaning all Chrome users will be automatically signed into Google's browser and likely uploading their sync data unless they specifically change this setting.
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I'm quite mystified how Facebook is going to reliably distinguish among EU and non-EU users, in order to build separate tiers of GDPR-compliant granular, revocable opt-in consent controls from another tier of opt-out consent controls.
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In New Jersey, Republican Governor Chris Christie vetoed a bill to implement automatic voter registration, in which the government would place eligible voters on the registration rolls, allowing them to opt-out instead of requiring them to opt-in.
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All it prevents is lawyers seeking $545 million in fees based on a cash settlement for (an opt-out) class from closing that deal by simultaneously using a different (no opt-out) settlement to give away other plaintiffs' claims.
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Ripley has previously pilloried "opt out parents" in a series of exchanges on Twitter, suggesting if they also believe their kids should opt out of lice checks—in case they feel hurt and stigmatized by that process as well.
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In fact, union allies passed laws in numerous states ahead of the Janus decision preventing employers from sharing union opt-out information, preventing organizations from obtaining contact information for public employees, and narrowing the opt-out windows even further.
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Consider how the Golden State Killer was identified, by trawling through public genetic data to look for family matches; as FiveThirtyEight puts it, "you can't opt out of sharing your data, even if you didn't opt in" any more.
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At most universities that use the service, through McGraw-Hill, Pearson, or another publisher, students have to opt out of the program, or else they're automatically enrolled — except for in Florida, Virkler said, where they have to opt in.
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If you *do* opt to go the route of pet health insurance, welcome!
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"We know the system right now with 'opt in' isn't working," she said.
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App developers also need to opt in to this new system, to boot.
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Healthcare professionals developing an app through CareKit can opt into ZeroKit's security offerings.
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If you're concerned about leakage, you can opt for dark-colored swimsuit bottoms.
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Those claimants would be automatically included in the suit unless they opt out.
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The signs also say people can opt out by turning off their wifi.
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Sit-down restaurant service is offered, but we opt to find lunch elsewhere.
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Twitter's geotagging feature has been opt-in since it first launched in 2009.
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Bamboo straws are flying off shelves as people opt for eco-friendly products.
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Do we opt for a trendy tie-dye or leopard-print number bikini?
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Camas County, Idaho, led the nation with a 27 percent opt-out rate.
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Some pet owners opt for exercise classes, which can cost $20 a pop.
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In order to opt in, users will have to manually change their settings.
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Instead, opt for one of the pro-approved picks for natural hair, ahead.
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Even with those continuous updates, potential customers could opt for the newer Taycan.
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The ability to opt out is not conveyed in the Merchant Agreement itself.
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Alternatively, couples could opt for the tasting menu which would cost £140 each.
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Cell phone users can opt out of natural disaster or missing children alerts.
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First, opt-out of having your listing posted on FamilyTreeNow, Spokeo, and PeekYou.
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Many people might opt for the latter, and it's not a bad idea.
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Is it any surprise some women opt to stay home when menstruation begins?
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Nor is there any way for users to opt out of this practice.
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Simply announcing a takeover could make families wary and quick to opt out.
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While users can opt out of automatically sending their key, most likely don't.
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And you can opt to enable Lockbox as an Autofill service on Android.
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It&aposs not that you have to give your consent to opt in.
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And customers are allowed to opt out even if they originally said yes.
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So I opt for some ginger tea with collagen peptides from Vital Proteins.
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If it works, these insurers can opt to work with Ooda more permanently.
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The feature has an opt-out but Facebook users are default opted in.
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You can opt to have those words included as audio, text, or both.
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You'll need to make sure you opt for something that can keep up.
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This opt-out policy might sound simple enough (if still kind of annoying).
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Lowey is the fourth House Democrat this year to opt against seeking reelection.
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Ivy Stewart, 19, Brooklyn If you opt for sleeves, make sure they're sheer.
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The complainant can then opt to pursue a lawsuit or negotiate a settlement.
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Cellphone owners will not be able to opt out of receiving the message.
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Or you can opt for a more fun gift like gadgets or games.
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Once upon a time, the internet and internet access were opt-in technologies.
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Again, there is dissonance between the opt-in argument and Apple's sales pitch.
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Unsurprisingly, I did not opt for the metal train-tracks of my youth.
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People could choose to opt into a new, beefed-up version of Medicare.
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But you can also opt for an automatic categorization of your incoming emails.
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Go to Settings > Privacy > Analytics and Improvements to opt out at any time.
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Clearly, some will opt to hail driverless vehicles instead of having a car.
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Plenty of tech employees opt for communal homes that feel like college dorms.
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If you opt for the Roth 401(k), the earnings are never taxed.
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Many people opt to take their time planning a wedding after getting engaged.
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ALL our programming could use more shine, so I opt to uolift [sic].
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You can also opt for an Intel RealSense camera for Windows Hello authentication.
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The government expects around 60 percent of workers to opt for early retirement.
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Parents can opt to use this feature, which is not on by default.
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Opt for an oil-free tinted moisturizer to give coverage and healthy hydration.
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The person can opt to claim the prize as $878 million in cash.
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The UN estimates that 69% instead opt to live in towns and cities.
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Certainly you don't get to opt out of the consequences of this election.
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Given their druthers, most people would opt for a long and healthy life.
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CAPGEMINI: Capgemini's Board of Directors decided to co-opt Laura Desmond as director.
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" Later, Warner says Trump tried to "co-opt the director of the FBI.
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Google also offers its users the choice to opt out of this personalization.
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If they do not opt out, they are automatically enrolled in the plan.
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Foreign students may opt for cheaper courses in countries with brighter job prospects.
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You can also opt out of sharing location-related data, including video clips.
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Twitter rolled out the feature in February, but it was initially opt-in.
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And users can opt out of the smart reply feature in their settings.
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Then, hopefully, people will not opt in for things they don't qualify for.
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I'm already buzzed at this point, so I opt out of alcohol again.
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"There are many different reasons someone might opt for an abortion," she says.
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Sharp notes that members of groups must opt in separately to ensure privacy.
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Passengers must choose to opt into the program and the rides are free.
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Opt for public transportation whenever possible, and bike and walk when you can.
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The ability to control settings remotely is something that parents must opt into.
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Though that feature supposedly required you to opt-in, it raised privacy concerns.
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And the opt-out rates for marketing blasts are incredibly low — under 2%.
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But the Supreme Court said they have to opt in to the deal.
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Most opt-out processes take about a few days to a few weeks.
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Tap Ads and there's an option marked Opt out of interest-based ads.
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Patients might, for example, opt for "natural" treatments over seeking out medical help.
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According to the suit, bank employees pushed customers to opt into a program.
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You can also opt to wear a plug for just a few moments.
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Private higher education institutions in the state can opt out — and most have.
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When you're shopping for your new place, opt for open, lighter looking furniture.
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Users could even choose to opt out by choosing an absurdly high limit.
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Many users might opt to just use Wi-Fi instead of mobile data.
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Either give us a way to opt out of this, or fix it.
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They were not allowed to contact their families, or allowed to opt out.
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After that brief time period, users are no longer eligible to opt out.
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Customers who opt to get the report will receive one of two results.
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The company has since changed its terms so that users must opt in.
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African-Americans. Clinton's question reveals a clever way to opt out of this
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And no data-sharing apps gave people the ability to simply opt out.
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If a classic tiara isn't your vibe, opt for this deconstructed headband instead.
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Others face discrimination in the job market and opt to become business owners.
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Consumer Reports also has a helpful list of its six recommended opt-outs.
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A spokesperson initially indicated they were all given the option to opt out.
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States could also opt to take their Medicaid dollars as a block grant.
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Companies usually opt into the enterprise version for $27 a year per user.
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And after you opt-in, another, more descriptive pop up from Coinhive appears.
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Technology companies often opt to list in Australia or the U.S. over Singapore.
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With Up, Verizon now gives customers an easy way to opt into Select.
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Also, the hope is that your friend did a "double opt-in" — i.e.
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Smartphone users can opt out of the first two but not the third.
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In Android's Keyboard settings, you can also opt out of customized suggestions entirely.
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So do you opt for supermarket bouquets that die in a few days?
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So, will she ditch her messy bun and opt for a chic chignon?
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That may be why some expats opt to set up shop for themselves.
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"They eventually won't opt out if you keep re-enrolling them," Scott said.
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Alternatively, opt for a deeper tone of red like maroon, garnet or burgundy.
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The House bill would allow states to opt out of the latter provision.
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Instead, opt for gentle, oil-based products for maximum hydration, minus the irritation.
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"Not only do opt-in mechanisms serve consumers better, they serve democracy better."
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Opt for rhinestones, hearts, pendants, or monogrammed charms for an added personal touch.
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Companies would need to disclose if consumers could opt out of data collection.
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But it could persuade others to opt out of their company pension plans.
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Importantly, this bill would require states to opt in to a reinsurance program.
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Unlike their large corporate counterparts, small businesses can rarely opt for offshore savings.
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Clear history will also allow you to opt out of data collection altogether.
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Opt for a room overlooking the private gardens or the bustling plaza. 1.
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Or, you could opt to be totally different and send bae a potato.
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The company can't use a T&Cs change to opt out of that.
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The plaintiffs said they also weren't able to opt out of CVS' options.
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And could force tech giants to offer a genuine opt-out of profiling.
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During the colder months, most of us opt to grow out our hair.
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They then can opt to share their rewards earned in the Venmo feed.
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Instead, Tinder users there opt for "liking" people in marketing and product development.
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For drinks you do buy, opt for those that come in glass containers.
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Afflalo's opt-out was expected after he was demoted from the starting lineup.
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But his parents were allowed to opt him out of immunizations every year.
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Others opt for services like e-books, technical manuals and even crowdfunding pitches.
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And opt outs that don't exist smell rather more like a lock in.
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All of the above gets a boost if you opt into the Plus.
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Invited hosts simply opt in to payout splitting to check out the feature.
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Ryan could also opt to call it for floor time on his own.
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Workers can adjust their withholding rate or opt out of the program altogether.
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Trump will pick us off one by one/co-opt whoever is left.
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Users will also be able to opt out of having their data collected.
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Below are the three times when you should opt for debit over credit.
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May, and he has every intention to opt for the hardest of Brexits.
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North Korea could also opt to employ its unconventional arsenal to devastating effect.
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If you don't use an authenticator application, you opt for the text messages.
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"If anyone says 'Trump,' ' MAGA ,' anything like that, it's 'opt out,' " Butler explained.
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If you're walking to the subway, you might opt for the audio option.
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So it's not the same as having a full and blanket opt out.
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"We have created our own susceptibility because we opt out," Mr. Schryer said.
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On another visit, I might opt for a refreshing raspberry or lemon sorbet.
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American said that the system is opt-in and doesn't save the photos.
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A few of them did opt for the cots back at the shelter.
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As an alternative, we were advised to opt for the Mardi Himal trek.
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They are given happy-go-lucky options, but some attendees opt for violence.
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No matter how Australians vote, lawmakers could opt against changes to marriage laws.
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It's not clear whether Trump will opt for the carrot or the stick.
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You can also opt to receive alerts about inclement weather in your area.
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Currently, users can opt out of having our voice recordings used by Amazon.
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Those aiming to up its power can opt for a paid, premium version.
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The Trump administration could opt to review the rules once it takes office.
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Some experts estimate that by 2018, 76,000 women will opt for the procedure.
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And, unlike other alerts, Americans can't opt-out of receiving a presidential alert.
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It will let people opt in to creating a dating profile on Facebook.
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The tests would be sent only to people who "opt-in" to them.
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If the algorithm guessed wrong, she could opt out of receiving similar messages.
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A payroll tax shift accomplishes the same thing, without making people opt in.
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Locals sometimes opt to buy onsen water to bring home for cooking, too.
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When they do opt for story, though, there's almost nothing they won't touch.
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Sometimes I take a break from that and opt for a speed-carve.
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The details: 23AndMe users were allowed to opt out of research, NBC reports.
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He may opt to let Republicans in Congress resolve the issue with legislation.
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Users will be able to opt in and out of this search option.
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Even before the new rules, players always had the right to opt out.
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When the 5G world arrives, the ability to opt-out will go away.
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Really, the Enclave doesn't make sense unless you opt for the upper trims.
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And appellate judges will have the freedom to opt out of the limits.
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They will opt for lower taxes on capital and more freewheeling financial systems.
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Next time, skip the pricey massage bill and opt for the Thorex instead.
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That's why realigners so often opt for a language that neither party speaks.
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Most vendors seem to opt for personification when it comes to an assistant.
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Many opt for their favorite resort or host the celebration in their hometown.
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This is why criminals look to co-opt as many computers as possible.
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Or try Uniqlo, and opt for their knee-length quilted thinner down jacket.
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Similarly, if Condit doesn't retire outright, he may opt for some time off.
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Opt out if it has an email on record—they will email you.
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The Islanders or Barclays Center can opt out of their lease in January.
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The offer included deferred money and did not include an opt-out clause.
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Or they can opt to receive care where they live but avoid hospitalization.
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Scrap your powdered creamer and opt for some vanilla-flavored protein powder instead.
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People who are constrained by economics are also saying, 'I can opt out.
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Thus, he decided to opt for surgery, which will take place on Monday.
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Team sweaters bear a rune that neo-Nazis have tried to co-opt.
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We're encouraging all our customers to place orders online and opt for delivery.
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As you will have loads of time to fill, opt for complex cocktails.
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"With this in mind, facing this COVID-19, we don't opt for lockdown".
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They're not really opt-in if you're not sure what you're opting into.
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Some communities may even opt out of this global capitalist trade regime entirely.
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Apple says it'll have a future update that lets its customers opt out.
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And the best default of all: the default opt-out on Siri recordings.
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Instead of negotiating baroque regulatory regimes and opt-outs, just alter the incentives.
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Businesses must still give consumers who opt out the same quality of service.
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Equifax has since changed the clause, giving consumers the ability to opt out.
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The opt-out rate for this year's exam has not yet been released.
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You can also opt to add breakfast and lunch to your weekly plan.
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We opt for sparkling water instead of wine and split the bill evenly.
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If you want crisp, clean and beachy, opt for white and sea foam.
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If the ingredient lists are the same, opt for cheaper of the two.
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Opt for one made with wicker, rattan, or rope for a bohemian accent.
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Whether consumers should opt for debit or credit depends on their spending habits.
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The senators may opt to cut back on their digital time for good.
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Brave Rewards gives users blockchain tokens when they opt in to Brave Ads.
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Even rich, educated families opt for male children and secretly abort female fetuses.
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Instead, brides will opt for subtle lip stains or glosses, according to Brown.
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Enabling third-party trackers and letting you opt out later isn't GDPR compliant.
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Alternately, they'll be able to opt for HBO Max's expanded streaming service instead.
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Similarly, it's basically impossible to completely opt out of our location being tracked.
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Worst case scenario, you could always opt for a 5-foot teddy bear.
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Would making it easier to opt out mean that less money gets raised?
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Of course, these are settings users would need to opt in to using.
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For this reason, Iran may choose to opt for a smaller scale retaliation.
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You can also opt for white gold; both metal choices retail for $250.
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Some who would excel at top-ranked institutions opt for second-tier institutions.
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Sill it's up to airlines and individual air navigation providers to opt in.
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It later apologised, saying its riders could opt out of the new system.
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Investors will likely opt for fewer government bonds, favoring high-quality credit instead.
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Or opt for the 65-inch model for $617.99, a savings of $130.
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But Facebook will also now let you opt out of that process entirely.
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Instead, buy in bulk or opt for reusable items like bottles or cups.
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In a notice, it said airplanes could opt to divert to other airports.
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And even when he gets to politics, he gives viewers an opt-out.
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Opt for one that&aposs wooly and warm and you&aposll be toasty.
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Castro: Automatically enrolls people regardless if they choose to opt in or not.
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As a result, some lobbyists opt not to register, despite the legal risks.
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We can also opt out of decision-making altogether and succumb to autoplay.
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Depending on how legalization goes, more jurisdictions could eventually opt in or out.
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Many podcast advertisers opt to have hosts read their ads for this reason.
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Maine and Nebraska opt to proportionally split their electors based on the vote.
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The proposed bill allows parents to opt students out of LGBTQ+ related instruction.
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" He continued, rolling his Rs in theatrical fashion, "Do we opt for order?
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Couples who opt for clothing-optional weddings are often nudists, but not always.
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And it is also allowing video providers to opt out of the program.
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Employees and drivers, on the other hand, can now opt out of arbitration.
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Should parents be permitted to opt their children out of sex ed lessons?
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Any employer, regardless of the business, can now opt out of covering contraception.
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Buyers seeking an alternative cannot simply opt for any crude on the market.
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But, of course, some people can afford to opt out of climate chaos.
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You're going to have to opt in and say, 'Yes, take my information.
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" He wrote in an email that the feature was opt-in within the app and that "this was a discussion about how our decision to launch this opt-in feature would interact with the Android operating system's own permission screens.
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While making the throttling opt-in could cause performance issues for users who opt-out, it would give users a sense of control over the situation and avoid making them feel like they're being tricked into buying a new phone.
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Between the lines: Tech companies may say they're on board with privacy rules of some sort, but they've stopped short of committing to specific provisions, such as letting consumers opt in to data collection instead of forcing them to opt out.
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The hope with AB 2149 is that by giving restaurants the ability to opt-out of being added to the platforms (or get the customer data if they opt-in), there will be less of this exploitative extraction directed at restaurants.
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None of these things are inherently bad, but none of these companies are going to let Rovio look at their code — they're only giving it a binary decision to include it or not include it, to opt in or opt out.
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Those rules would have replaced this insane, burdensome process with a simple opt-in question, which is why ISPs fought it so hard—they want it to be hard for you to opt out, because they want to sell your data.
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In response to the privacy concerns that raises, Apple says it will eventually give users control over whether their Siri data gets sent to third-party eavesdroppers, but it's unclear whether that consent will be opt-in or opt-out.
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Take the example of organ donation rates, which in Austria are more than 90 percent, and in neighboring Germany are about 15 percent; the difference is that Austrians have to opt-out of organ donation, while Germans must affirmatively opt-in.
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Under the agreement, customers will have to consent to have trackers shared with services not controlled by Verizon and will either have to opt-in or opt-out for the supercookies to be shared within the Verizon universe of services.
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