Opt out too often and you opt out of the thing itself.
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There is no "opt-out" button If opt-out options exist, they are hard to locate.
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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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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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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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They cannot opt out of federal immigration laws any more than they can opt out of federal discrimination laws.
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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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Users may now opt out of receiving personalized ads in Gmail, but they may not opt out of email scanning.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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But a former student is now asking to opt out.
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U.S. cellphone users will not be able to opt out.
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Thankfully, there is a way to opt out of this.
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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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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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You think it's possible to opt out of the system.
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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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Employees are automatically enrolled in CalSavers, unless they opt out.
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We've updated the story to indicate passengers cannot opt out.
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Similarly, users wishing to opt out can deselect the toggle.
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Presumably, after that, even this partial opt out will expire.
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For starters, the feature is opt in, not opt out.
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Many more people will opt out of car ownership altogether.
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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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Meanwhile, states could opt out of Mr. Trump's policy. Mrs.
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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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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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What's worse, certain users aren't even allowed to opt out.
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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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There's also a helpful opt out list instruction available on Reddit.
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Enrollment is automatic, though you can opt out if you choose.
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People could opt out, but many will stick with the default.
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Lastly, some manufacturers can opt out of some of these updates.
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But cellphone users can opt out of these types of messages.
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So what caused the Nobel Peace Prize winner to opt out?
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Another way is to provide users with an opt-out option.
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It's not a default option, so you'll have to opt out.
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What could cause her to opt out of the family festivities?
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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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Its hard to cancel this subscription service and no opt out.
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Here's a step by step on how to opt out. 3.
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Employees can opt out of the plan, or adjust their contribution.
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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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Charities could also opt out by filling out a government form.
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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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Previously parents and faith schools had been able to opt out.
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The amendment lets states opt out of certain core ObamaCare provisions.
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The new provision lets states opt out of certain insurance regulations.
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They can only opt out of seeing notifications for those messages.
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And then when people opt out, it's hard to be critical.
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Sale reportedly has an opt-out window after the 2022 season.
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Unfortunately, we live in a society—I can't just opt out.
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They can opt in or opt out of whatever they choose.
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The DOD can opt out before exercising any of the options.
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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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The Supreme Court allowed states to opt out of this expansion.
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However, not every data broker is in their opt-out list.
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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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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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There's no easy way — yet — to opt-out in one go.
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If it is sold, we can opt out of those sales.
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Moreover, the legislation bases CCB's enforcement system on opt-out consent.
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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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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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Here&aposs how the process works, and how to opt out.
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He decided to opt out, and he was laicized in 1971.
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The bells were something no one could opt out of hearing.
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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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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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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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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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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 to Pfeffer's point, if you opt out, isn't it game over?
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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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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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Irving can opt out of his contract after the 2018-19 season.
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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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"Opt out is basically worthless," said ACLU senior policy analyst Jay Stanley.
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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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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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The option to opt-out will still be available for another month.
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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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There is no way to opt out of surveillance capitalism's grand experiment.
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You could decide to opt out of every one of these agreements.
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Some airlines are letting their staff opt out of Zika infected routes.
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Thankfully, in the case of Snap Map, it's easy to opt out.
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People can still choose to opt out of it in their settings.
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You can opt out of these ads if they feel too creepy.
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Users can opt out of the share button feature in their settings.
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Business with 10 employees or less could opt out of the program.
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Users will not be able to opt out of seeing search ads.
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Customers likely would retain the right to opt out of information sharing.
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Some require users to provide additional information to let them opt out.
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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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Users can also opt out of Miitomo's data collection at any point.
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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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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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Privacy Users should be able to easily opt out of data collection.
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The data is aggregate and anonymized, and there is an opt-out.
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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 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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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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He said users should have more power to opt out of tracking.
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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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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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Workers can opt out if they want or change the withholding rate.
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Users can't opt out of the presidential alert test, according to FEMA.
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The Supreme Court's decision allowed states to opt out of this expansion.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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Camas County, Idaho, led the nation with a 27 percent opt-out rate.
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The ability to opt out is not conveyed in the Merchant Agreement itself.
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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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Nor is there any way for users to opt out of this practice.
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So we always give people the option to opt in or opt out.
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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 customers are allowed to opt out even if they originally said yes.
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The feature has an opt-out but Facebook users are default opted in.
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This opt-out policy might sound simple enough (if still kind of annoying).
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Cellphone owners will not be able to opt out of receiving the message.
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Go to Settings > Privacy > Analytics and Improvements to opt out at any time.
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Certainly you don't get to opt out of the consequences of this election.
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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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You can also opt out of sharing location-related data, including video clips.
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And users can opt out of the smart reply feature in their settings.
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I'm already buzzed at this point, so I opt out of alcohol again.
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And the opt-out rates for marketing blasts are incredibly low — under 2%.
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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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Private higher education institutions in the state can opt out — and most have.
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Users could even choose to opt out by choosing an absurdly high limit.
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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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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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A spokesperson initially indicated they were all given the option to opt out.
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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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"They eventually won't opt out if you keep re-enrolling them," Scott said.
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The House bill would allow states to opt out of the latter provision.
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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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Clear history will also allow you to opt out of data collection altogether.
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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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Afflalo's opt-out was expected after he was demoted from the starting lineup.
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Workers can adjust their withholding rate or opt out of the program altogether.
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Users will also be able to opt out of having their data collected.
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"If anyone says 'Trump,' ' MAGA ,' anything like that, it's 'opt out,' " Butler explained.
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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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Currently, users can opt out of having our voice recordings used by Amazon.
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And, unlike other alerts, Americans can't opt-out of receiving a presidential alert.
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If the algorithm guessed wrong, she could opt out of receiving similar messages.
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The details: 23AndMe users were allowed to opt out of research, NBC reports.
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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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And appellate judges will have the freedom to opt out of the limits.
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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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People who are constrained by economics are also saying, 'I can opt out.
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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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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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We really want to make it an opt-out, not an opt-in.
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Enabling third-party trackers and letting you opt out later isn't GDPR compliant.
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Similarly, it's basically impossible to completely opt out of our location being tracked.
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Would making it easier to opt out mean that less money gets raised?
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It later apologised, saying its riders could opt out of the new system.
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But Facebook will also now let you opt out of that process entirely.
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And even when he gets to politics, he gives viewers an opt-out.
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We can also opt out of decision-making altogether and succumb to autoplay.
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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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Any employer, regardless of the business, can now opt out of covering contraception.
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But, of course, some people can afford to opt out of climate chaos.
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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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No one gets to opt-out of taxes, even if the website is down.
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Chris Long and LeGarrette Blount were the most recent Patriots players to opt out.
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Insurance companies deemed me an expensive risk, and I was forced to opt out.
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Opt-out basically means you need to take action to not receive the newsletter.
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In theory, Britain could opt out of such rules after Brexit, reducing carmakers' costs.
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Companies that adopt automatic enrollment find that few employees opt out initially, or later.
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Players had until October 2014 to opt out and pursue their own legal action.
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Certain employers must participate and workers are automatically enrolled (though they can opt out).
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However, consumers can "opt-out" by contacting Goldman Sachs in the first 90 days.
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People are looking for an opt-out, which is what I'm trying to provide.
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The notification must include clear information on how to opt out before coverage begins.
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But wellness programs can save money if enough employees fail them or opt out.
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The new section reads as follows, in part: Right to Opt Out of Arbitration.
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Car-sharing services like Zipcar allow urbanites to opt out of owning a car.
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Workers will be automatically enrolled in the program, with the opportunity to opt out.
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But hear us out on this: It actually makes sense that they'd opt out.
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But this time, fellow millennials, let's opt out of the nostalgia outrage conveyor belt.
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The American system, in contrast, binds all potential claimants unless they explicitly opt out.
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Applicants regularly opt out of submitting resumes and have no online presence to evaluate.
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Drivers who did not want to share their data could opt out, DeVos said.
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Hopefully there will be some opt-out mechanisms that respect user and data privacy.
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The agency claimed that the company had misled consumers about their opt-out options.
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Mr. Watts' clients after fully informed consent still have a right to opt out.
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But you'd need to make sure you opt out of this settlement class first.
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Consumers must opt out if they want to go back to their previous provider.
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Other big companies are also letting employees opt out of travel to Latin America.
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Unlike other alerts, citizens will not be allowed to opt out of presidential alerts.
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And the beauty of Twitter is that you can opt out whenever you want.
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The backlash for being over-notified is happening — users are beginning to opt out.
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Instead of giving states the chance to opt out of regulations,conservative Utah Sen.
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Allowing the kid to just "opt out" should not be how that conversation starts.
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Tobey implied that the Defense Department was upset with ULA's choice to opt out.
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IBM says people can opt out, but is making it impossible to do so.
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They also could have provided consumers the ability to opt out of data collection.
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Though they conceded users have no way to opt out of streak emoji appearing.
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This is in part why there is no opt-out mechanism for site owners.
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Green can opt out of his contract and become a free agent this summer.
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You can opt out of the notifications, and they're just a test for now.
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When it comes to overdraft fees, most banks actually allow consumers to opt out.
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Facebook updated those settings earlier this year to make it easier to opt out.
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If the US decides to opt out, Iran may be tempted to follow suit.
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In Switzerland, however, there is an opt-out provision, and the Burkards used it.
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Then there are the centralized services you can use to opt-out more broadly.
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"They're not going to be able to opt out of the SAT," she said.
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The city's high-performing charter schools have also had very few students opt out.
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As a result, Kris decided to opt out of the family trip to Bali.
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Strasburg, 27, can opt out of the deal after the third or fourth seasons.
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Employers would deduct about 3 percent of employee paychecks, though employees could opt out.
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Holder that the board could apply through the VRA to opt out of preclearance.
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The opt-out movement is a rational reaction to overtesting, and unresearched, unreasonable standards.
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But Trump is almost certainly a factor in some cities' decisions to opt out.
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Some women will opt out of reconstruction for the reasons cited in your article.
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Cespedes said he would not decide on the opt-out until after the season.
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You cannot opt out of allowing Amazon to retain your recordings for other purposes.
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According to the Yelp blog, businesses are able to opt-out of the feature.
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Those who choose to participate will be able to opt out at any time.
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Customers could opt out of marketing for other services provided by their broadband companies.
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To our knowledge, there's no way to opt out or have your information deleted.
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People would have to actively opt out of insurance rather than proactively sign up.
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That "opt-out" itself is what was challenged in the case decided yesterday. 2.
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Part of me wants to opt out of the social media dopamine loop altogether.
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It's important to note you can opt out of getting shown interest-based ads.
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He exercised his opt-out clause the next winter after another strong season — a .
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The Islanders or Barclays Center can opt out of their lease agreement in January.
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BD: We're all being floated by this huge system unless we just opt out.
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Otherwise, they would be subject to an opt-out fee of $100 per child.
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Anyone in California who wants to opt-out has to go through each link.
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Paul airport announced that it would actively looking into joining the opt-out program.
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Valve says developers can opt out of the beta feature if they see fit.
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It describes the purpose of each one below and allows you to opt out.
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But no one in such a situation has any real way to opt out.
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Patients at participating clinics would be auto-enrolled with a right to opt-out.
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It gave an 800 number that I could call to opt out — after agreeing.
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Additionally, an opt-out regime fails to meaningfully address repeat infringers and sophisticated respondents.
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A Bloomberg spokeswoman defended the campaign's decision to opt out of the Nevada caucuses.
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Forty-seven states allow parents to opt out of childhood vaccines for religious reasons.
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Those price increases are expected to lead some people to opt out of coverage.
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State opt-out provisions allow any individual or institution to decline to provide prescriptions.
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Either side can opt out of the current agreement as early as January 2000.
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Yahoo Mail users have always had the ability to opt out of this process.
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Most people don't change factory settings, so having to opt out is largely meaningless.
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Some 18 states officially continued Prohibition, though most allowed some sort of opt-out.
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Can you opt out of your Deep State driver's license after you receive one?
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Some of the major ones you should opt out of right now include: OptOutPrescreen.
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But to opt out of this clanging multiverse is to live in mild estrangement.
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No. There is no way to opt out of this kind of data collection.
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If you want to be extra sure you won't be bound by the arbitration clause, you can opt out by writing a snail mail letter to the company: Timely written notice of opt out must be delivered to Equifax Consumer Services LLC, Attn.
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The Supreme Court, in Hobby Lobby, dramatically and wrongly, in my opinion, extended this, allowing a religious corporation to opt out of a law when such an opt out would cause harm to a third party, the women denied access to free contraception.
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For Chen and Kennedy, he said, the opt-out serves as a safe deposit box.
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Rodriguez's misadventures aside, C. C. Sabathia perhaps best illustrates the risk of the opt-out.
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For example, if we edited a germline, future generations wouldn't be able to opt out.
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Private colleges and universities are given the opportunity to opt out of campus-carry laws.
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The company further said that it's seeking a way to opt out of MoviePass' plan.
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Even if you opt out of ad preferences, Facebook doesn't completely stop tracking your behavior.
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A chickenpox outbreak has hit a North Carolina school with high vaccine opt-out rates.
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But allowing expressive businesses to opt out would create a slippery slope, the state continues.
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States are allowed to opt-out of the network, however, and develop their own systems.
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At stake nominally is whether public workers could opt out of unions they didn't support.
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But it won't hurt Facebook's business unless people actually take the time to opt out.
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What will it do if any meaningful percentage of your users opt out of targeting?
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Customers can opt out of receiving samples through the settings section of their Amazon account.
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Fundamentally, some of the main privacy concerns still exist, because recipients can't easily opt out.
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She never had the chance to opt out of fame — it was decided for her.
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What Egan is implying is that, if you opt out, your data will be unidentifiable.
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States had until yesterday to officially opt-in or opt-out of the FirstNet system.
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Drivers who prefer Waze, though, can opt out of the in-app navigation, Lyft says.
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And it would give states the right to opt out of some of Obamacare's regulations.
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How then do BA customers opt out of having their personal information shared with advertisers?
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Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) cosponsored Hawley's proposal to let people opt out of data tracking.
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Google users can opt-out with their Web and App Activity controls, at any time.
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But since then, Qualcomm has dropped and traders have decided it's time to opt out.
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If you so choose, you can opt out of seeing friends of friends as well.
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If you don't have a Facebook account, you can't opt out of this data collection.
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Also, FEMA says you can't opt out of it, so prepare for it Wednesday afternoon.
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Photographers who want to opt out of global distribution have the option to do so.
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Riders will have a chance to opt out of an autonomous ride on the app.
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The Republican bill passed on Thursday would allow states to opt out of those provisions.
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Under the new proposal, carriers have to allow consumers to opt out of robocall-blocking.
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Others have access to electricity, but opt out of using it because it's so expensive.
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The most recent reported plan would have allowed states to opt out of those provisions.
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Bad news if you're not an American: you will not be allowed to opt-out.
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Often actresses who opt out of nudity and sex scenes can take a career hit.
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Others opt out of childhood vaccine requirements for school children for religious or philosophical reasons.
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You can opt out of the Oscars and it won't make a bit of difference.
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Customers are able to opt-out, but only by doing so on T-Mobile's website.
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Or at least give us an opt out if you go live with this junk.
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You should have a right to opt out of any sale of your personal data.
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Opt-out requirements would have been required for less sensitive information such as email addresses.
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The Census Bureau has said it will work with states that want to opt out.
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The release also included new emoji, Siri recording opt-out, bug fixes and security improvements.
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Many said they employed techniques to opt in, or opt out, of hands-on adjustments.
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Will he be the last athlete to opt out, or just one of the first?
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Some, but not all, of these sites do allow people the opportunity to opt out.
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Once in the credit-reporting system, it is almost impossible for Americans to opt out.
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No state can opt out of the international system of states without suffering the consequences.
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And even if they did, there is no way to truly and permanently opt out.
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You can also opt out of prescreened credit and insurance offers for free at OptOutPrescreen.com.
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Wells Fargo customers have until May 14 to opt out of a $142 million settlement.
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Now, Portal users will have the option to opt out of transcription and data collection.
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There is no herd immunity if people opt out just because they aren't feeling it.
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Yes, you have the opportunity to opt out using certain browsers or certain browser settings.
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However, for certain kinds of sexual assault, judges can opt out of the mandatory punishment.
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But it will be voluntary for the first six years, and countries can opt out.
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"A foundation case might achieve a classwide opt-out settlement," Haazen said in an email.
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The new policy would remove users' ability to opt out of data collection, said Plex.
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Residents have the option to opt-out if they don't want to register to vote.
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Many, if not most, trans people do not get to opt out of the minefield.
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Australian citizens cannot opt-out of this system, unlike other contentious government data collection programs.
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It took two contracts and an opt-out decision to reach that level of compensation.
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Just 15 states allow parents to opt out of them for philosophical or personal reasons.
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Larger companies with self-insured plans who pay for the workers' claims can opt-out.
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This is an involuntary dossier from which you cannot opt out in the United States.
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The opt-out momentum has stalled considerably, but the number of test refusers remains substantial.
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Despite the state's adjustments, parents who are active in the opt-out movement remain opposed.
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They found that the rates were 25 to 30 percent higher in opt-out countries.
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Time reported that 70 percent of women say they'd rather opt out of giri choco.
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Send the letter to Opt-Out/Public Records Now, PO Box 110850, Naples, FL 34108.
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The clause permitted a team to opt out if its conference required 22 contracted games.
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The current agreement runs through 2021 but has an opt-out clause after this season.
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If you had any sense, you'd opt out, I thought, and as early as possible.
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That was incorrect — you could only opt out of some human review of those recordings.
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The Senate bill would also allow states to opt out of many federal insurance standards.
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You can't opt out, but you can get better at recognizing when you're getting played.
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Users could only opt out if they unchecked a button on the feature's landing page.
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John: That said, why not build an opt-out and abuse reporting system straight away?
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How many people read the fine print and then make the call to opt out?
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Third, consumers must be given the ability to easily opt out of commercial data sharing.
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Texas is the first state to opt out of accepting new refugees under the policy.
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You can now opt out of third-party services that help Ring serve personalized advertising.
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States would be allowed to let insurers opt out of guaranteeing coverage for maternity care.
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The current deal runs through 2021, but there is an opt-out clause after 2019.
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When DoH is enabled, users will be notified and given the opportunity to opt out.
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It would also give consumers the right opt-out of data collection for marketing purposes.
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You can't opt-out, but I thought the price was worth it given the inclusions.
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A California city has voted to opt out of the state's so-called sanctuary laws.
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The park later said that it would allow people to opt out of facial scans.
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Stanton can opt out after 2020, in a deal that was ludicrous from the start.
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Then the state would opt out of seasonal clock changes, as the 1966 law allows.
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Had Durant gotten the opt out, he would have been a free agent last year.
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Facebook users are not offered the chance to opt out of their data being labeled.
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You can also opt out of this whole thing in settings if it bothers you.
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But if companies are required to enroll all employees in a basic plan, unless the employee chooses to opt out, more people will be enrolled in retirement plans by default (win) while those who don't want to will be allowed to opt out (win).
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The industry has started to respond by adding additional opt-out options to its self-regulation code, mandating that companies stop using data across devices for behavioral ads when users opt-out, but the FTC continues to advocate for broader consumer controls for such tracking.
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People donating to #GrabYourBallot can choose to opt out of donating to the alliance, she added.
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Who will be allowed to opt out of the conversation, either due to apathy or culpability?
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A lot of interested folks opt out simply because they're not sure which kit to buy.
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The popularity of the plans is hardly relevant, considering they are opt-out, not opt-in.
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Facebook users have long offered users the option to opt out of this particularly invasive feature.
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Under the new rules, member states can opt out of allowing cultivation during the authorization process.
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In this category, consumers have to opt out if they don't want this type of communication.
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Either way, Sinders said, the company has an ethical obligation to allow users to opt out.
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If white men opt out of this discussion or see injustices normalizing, we won't make progress.
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Just hit "Activate Later" on the product page to opt out of signing up for service.
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If you want to opt out of targeted ads, head to the "Interests from partners" section.
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"The opt-out change set us back a lot," Margaret Press, who cofounded the organization, said.
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If you opt out of the streaming service, you only have access to three sample classes.
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Alternatively, an opt out approach would put Lyft's money where their mouth is, so to speak.
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Some people opt out of buying flowers all together because they're just going to die anyway.
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FamilyTreeDNA recently allowed users to opt out of having their samples used for law enforcement purposes.
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"There's no way for them to opt out before opening your message," the company proudly boasts.
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That is, unless you opt out of browsing history collection with the future Clear History feature.
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Both sides have the choice to opt out of the current collective bargaining agreement in September.
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Those beta updates will continue to arrive until you opt out of the beta program again.
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Some kids opt out of reading because they most likely feel intimidated to read out loud.
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It's a practice that customers can't opt out of — even if their phones are factory reset.
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A lot of interested customers opt out simply because they're not sure which kit to buy.
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What you cannot opt out of are the Big Payment hallmarks like the company's confusing fees.
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Of the group that had to specifically opt out, 88 percent chose to receive the gift.
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If you choose to opt out of the big national tradition this weekend, that's okay, too.
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He decided he wanted to opt out after 18 years and asked if I could help.
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Individual government employees may also opt out, although the measure says governments must still provide services.
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You can't opt out because you don't feel sufficiently inspired by this or that particular candidate.
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This summer, AMC threatened MoviePass with a lawsuit, and said it might opt-out of participation.
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Facebook has said nothing about allowing people to opt out of being tracked across the web.
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Tom MacArthur of New Jersey gave states the ability to opt out of more Obamacare regulations.
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Google allows users to opt out of ad personalization, and users must choose to do so.
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Cellphone users can opt out of natural disaster or missing children alerts, but not presidential alerts.
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Around half, meanwhile, would opt out of targeted advertising or receiving tracking cookies on their browser.
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He gave a cast-iron promise that there would be "a total opt-out" from that.
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Facebook does currently allow advertisers to opt out of any video ad placement, a spokesperson confirmed.
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There are also emails, which you can opt out of, berating you for overspending on budgets.
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Moreover, Amazon does not offer the consumer a choice to opt-out of this data sharing.
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So there is no way to totally opt out, short of short of stopping using WhatsApp.
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CNIL took issue with Facebook's practice of tracking users' browsing without allowing them to opt out.
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All Americans should be automatically registered to vote on their 18th birthdays, unless they opt out.
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"IBM says people can opt out, but is making it impossible to do so," she tweeted.
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Districts with poorer or more immigrant families aren't as likely to have high opt out numbers.
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He also stresses that users can always choose to opt out of this for specific sites.
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Machado can opt out after five years and become a free agent again, the person said.
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Barriers to travel can make people with disabilities opt out of international travel, making passports unnecessary.
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Now that Donald Trump is president, though, these two liberal publications have decided to opt out.
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The Trump administration is making it easier for individuals to opt out of ObamaCare's individual mandate.
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I decided to opt out of the sleepovers and retreat to my own bed each night.
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Again, this is something you can opt out of if you're not cool with the idea.
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Publishers also have the ability to opt out of having NBCUniversal sell ads against their content.
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All say they have either ended the practice, or give users the ability to opt out.
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation found that it's not easy to opt-out, but it is possible.
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Volley, a learning tool for autodidacts, launched shortly after he decided to opt out of college.
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Instagram users in these countries can opt out of the test, but it's on by default.
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Google said device makers can opt-out of updating some but not all of the modules.
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Brands can opt out of the extension if they want to, but Pinterest hopes they won't.
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But a bag is one piece you can't really opt out of as the seasons change.
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People are free to opt out, but inertia is on the side of the preferred outcome.
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Users can opt out of sharing specific pieces of information, but it's unclear how many do.
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If they continue to play well, they could opt out and hit the open market again.
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Texas allows companies to opt out of workers' comp and replace it with their own rules.
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Leonard will opt out of the final year of his contract to become a free agent.
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Parents in 17 states can still opt out of vaccines because of philosophical and personal exemptions.
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Users can later opt out of sharing their location if they decide to turn off notifications.
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Although U.S. citizens can opt-out of having their faces scanned, it's not always openly advertised.
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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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APPLE - USERS WHO CHOOSE TO PARTICIPATE IN HELPING SIRI IMPROVE TO OPT OUT AT ANY TIME
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Beginning in February, users will be able to preemptively opt out of receiving requests from police.
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Google has said it offers users many settings so they can opt out of data collection.
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The administration wants to expand the number of workplaces who can opt out of the requirement.
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Very few parents have enough money to choose whether to opt out of paid work entirely.
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If you do answer, don't respond to the invitation to press a number to opt out.
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Hodges permitted religious organizations and societies to opt out of providing services related to solemnizing marriages.
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Attendees could opt out by asking for a lanyard without the device, Amazon told Business Insider.
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President Trump issued an executive order allowing states and localities to opt-out of refugee resettlement.
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The opt-out system prioritizes some religious beliefs over others and enshrines them in bioethical policy.
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Companies can't charge California residents more money if they choose to opt out of data-sharing.
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Microsoft says users will be able to opt out of data sales via its privacy dashboard.
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The feature also allows you to opt out of some of this collection — to a point.
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Nearly all states allow children to attend school even if their parents opt out of vaccines.
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But if you settle opt-out claims first, you risk establishing a floor for the class.
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Making full-length paternity leave the default — requiring men to opt out — has also proved effective.
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But if it succeeds, will users be able to opt out of this new (virtual) reality?
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To be eligible for an opt-out, the operator must intend to actually sell the information.
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Unlike those alerts, phone users cannot opt-out, or disable, their phones from receiving the message.
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"Nobody in this class got constitutionally adequate notice of their right to opt out," Friedman said.
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Borrowers would be able to opt out of Bloomberg's new repayment plan, according to the campaign.
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The opt-out system prioritizes some religious beliefs over others and enshrines them in bioethical policy.
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A new analysis, published in JAMA, put the opt-out rate at 22017 percent by 22018.
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Being in the gig economy is a choice they can opt out of at any time.
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Deliveroo riders in the affected zones can opt out of the new pricing model if they prefer to continue with the old pricing structure — although Warne confirmed the opt out was implemented after the company spoke to "around 250 riders over the past week", to garner feedback.
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Users with a Facebook account can opt-out of the ad scheme by adjusting their settings, while non-Facebook members can opt-out through the Digital Advertising Alliance in the US, the Digital Advertising Alliance in Canada, and the European Interactive Digital Advertising Alliance in Europe.
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Other regulations tangled up in court would allow employers to opt out of offering free birth control to women workers on the basis of religious or moral objections, and grant health care professionals wider leeway to opt out of procedures that offend their religious or moral scruples.
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If owners of 20 percent of equity opt out, the company would allocate $12.5 million for noncore activities, return 20 percent to the opt-out shareholders via a dividend payment of $125,000 per percentage point of ownership and fund noncore activities with the other $10 million.
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But Bo McKinnis, Price's agent, said the opt-out was essential for any team that wanted him.
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The good news is that Face ID allows users to opt out, just like Touch ID did.
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For now, the one existing loophole is Equifax's opt-out provision — another common element of arbitration clauses.
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Now, publishers that decide to opt out of Flexible Sampling won't be demoted in Google search rankings.
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And if you really hate notifications and don't care about data breaches, you can opt out entirely.
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Riders will eventually have the option to opt-out of having the camera on during their ride.
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All the others allow people to opt out for some mix of personal, philosophical, or religious reasons.
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As a result, the opt-out "choice" customers have been presented with hasn't been an informed one.
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WhatsApp will give users 30 days to opt out of having their WhatsApp number shared with Facebook.
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Many local governments have also chosen so far to not sue and could decide to opt-out.
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The emerging plan would let states opt out of some, though not all, of Obamacare's insurance regulations.
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Any competitors who decide to opt out would receive the committee's "absolute support", a committee spokeswoman said.
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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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Privacy advocates coordinated protest campaigns online, and 30,000 people contacted Lotus to opt out of the database.
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Missouri, she challenged a law that allowed women, but not men, to opt out of jury duty.
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The firm is also working on a product that lets people opt out of sharing their data.
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It added that passengers are able to opt out by turning off their Wi-Fi when traveling.
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The company said it's no longer using those device settings to target ads when users opt out.
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The company said it's no longer letting advertisers target ads using certain information when users opt out.
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Or she should be able to opt out of YouTube if you won't give her this choice.
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What Amazon is saying is that your privacy only matters if you're savvy enough to opt out.
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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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" Said Faber, "We can only hope that more countries will opt out of the failed EU monster.
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An easy-to-use chat interface lets you opt out by sending text messages from your iPhone.
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Not having children allows me to opt out of the world of babies when I choose to.
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Investors typically opt out of litigation when they hope to recover more by suing on their own.
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Young adults, ages 18-34, were more likely to opt out of their primary care provider visits.
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Initially Verizon offered no way for smartphone users to opt out of being tracked by its technology.
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But after many iterations, legislators forced through a bill in 2017 that ended the opt-out option.
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Yesterday, Postmates updated its legal document to offer contractors a way to opt out of mandatory arbitration.
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But rightsholders can opt out of having their works data mined by entities other than research organisations.
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The app's creators made an opt-out feature in response to these concerns, but on Friday, Rep.
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But this puts T-Mobile in charge of the data streams (at 480p), unless consumers opt out.
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The company also only gave WhatsApp users a time-limited, partial opt-out for the data-sharing.
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Since then, some states have chosen to opt out of observing while others continue to observe DST.
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To opt out, you have to toggle off "Web and App Activity," which is enabled by default.
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The opportunity for JPMorgan Chase credit cardholders to opt out of binding arbitration expires in a month.
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What else you can do: IntelTechnique's full list of people finder sites with associated opt-out steps.
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The bottom line: These sites don't necessarily delete your records from their database if you opt out.
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It says that citizens did not understand that they could opt out of the Voice ID system.
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Since socializing and making small talk feels like an extension of her job, she'll often opt out.
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They can opt out of the program, but only if they pay the government $0003 a day.
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I've asked Google whether owners of the $129 speaker can opt out of these "partner" audio inserts.
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A Google representative was unable to tell VICE News if users could opt out of the service.
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But such messages would have to give debtors the option to opt out of receiving more messages.
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Doing advertising in an opt-out way — we don't think that's really sustainable in the long term.
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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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Often, paying clients, especially brides and grooms, choose to opt-out of letting the photographer retain rights.
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Users can opt out of the arbitration clause by mailing a form to Glassdoor by September 12.
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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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The Senate might let states opt out of the essential health benefits but not community rating. Sens.
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But it allows other data to be used with "opt out" or implied consent for marketing purposes.
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The Journal noted that employees uncomfortable with this kind of data collection generally can opt out. Pregnant?
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They then use this information to send the woman opt-out messages about various aspects prenatal care.
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California Teachers Association that would have ensured the opt-out rights of government employees in every state.
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The company also monetizes via ads, which users can opt out of by subscribing to Wattpad Premium.
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It also created a way for users to opt out of having their profiles listed for stealing.
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Letting people opt out of data collection is better than not giving them any choice at all.
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Three, there's all kinds of things that you can opt out of like face recognition on Facebook.
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Both function on an opt-out basis and the rules apply no matter who holds the data.
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Such opt-out schools need licensing and that would be made tougher by law shortly, Philippe said.
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To avoid the $49.95 clothing fee, members must opt out online by the 5th of each month.
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Though they're automatically signed up, users can opt out of both Amber Alerts and imminent danger warnings.
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Some sites offer a simple and transparent opt-out process, but others don't allow removal at all.
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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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Families and friends who wish to board together are also able to opt out of the system.
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Sandberg said that the company has "different forms of opt out" but not one button for everything.
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The idea is to sign a 2-year contract and then opt out after the first year.
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The company has, however, since made a design change to make the opt-out feature more prominent.
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Users can opt out by keeping premium features off or paying for them through the App Store.
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One other important detail I learned from Bonny: He could not opt-out or control the experiment.
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Users can opt out of ads delivered by SITO by turning off location services on their device.
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Italy should have simply vetoed things it could not do, or taken a British-style opt-out.
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The Suns committed to a 200-year lease in 1992, but they can opt out in 2022.
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Private businesses would be allowed to opt out of the bill and prohibit guns on their property.
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So while some parents opt out of vaccinating their kids, other people simply slip through the cracks.
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"I think the opt-out rates are going to be much higher than we anticipate," he said.
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It increases the likelihood that users employ ad blockers, or opt out of receiving targeted messages entirely.
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Republican have reportedly been considering ways to allow individual states to opt out of parts of ObamaCare.
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Communities invited to "popular" will also be given the chance to opt out if they so wish.
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Now the Regents are expected to elect a chancellor endorsed by leaders of the opt-out revolt.
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You can always opt out of a class action lawsuit by notifying the lawyers for the plaintiffs.
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But would changing the law in countries that don't have opt-out systems have the desired effect?
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Schmidt said the privacy issue could be resolved by allowing patients to opt out of data collection.
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But the city has given families the ability to opt out of attending schools like P.S. 161.
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He is much less hostile to left-wing regimes that want to opt out of Pax Americana.
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The ability to opt out of offering no-cost contraception, then, is not just about religious objections.
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The best pitcher on the planet, Clayton Kershaw, can opt out of his contract after the season.
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And Postmates lets customers opt out if robotic delivery isn't their bag; DoorDash doesn't give an option.
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Tuesday is the deadline for the Islanders or Barclays Center to opt out of their lease agreement.
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If a local government does not opt out up front, it is presumed to have opted in.
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If you don't opt out but also don't buy anything, the fee rolls over as store credit.
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Many (such as MyLife and WhitePages) do not allow people to opt out on behalf of others.
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Opt out by calling (888) 704-43, press 2, ask to be removed from MyLife (and Wink.
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To opt out via mail, fill out and mail in the following form: http://secure.privateeye.com/optout-form.pdf.
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So it's easier to opt out and watch a show that asks far, far less of you.
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Martinez, 25, signed a five-year deal for $1063 million, but he can opt out after 2106.
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Those with enough money are welcome to opt-out of shopping at cheaper, corporate-owned grocery stores.
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Opt-out enrollment in retirement plans boosted participation rates to 90% from just 33% using traditional enrollment.
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Ring is also offering customers the ability to opt out of having their information shared with advertisers.
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I'm going to opt out of that fuckery and be on the front foot with my career.
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Clicking the link will enable users to opt out, usually through a dialogue box like this one.
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"What's surprising is that more jet owners don't opt out," Mr. Duckson of Central Business Jets said.
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To ensure both riders and drivers stay happy, drivers are allowed to opt out of Uber Pet.
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If you attempt to settle class claims first, opt-out investors are going to demand a premium.
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"They're going to be hard-pressed to say whether states will take the opt out," he added.
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If they are allowed, it is not clear how many former students may seek to opt out.
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But you can now opt out of this recording feature in the app's settings, the company says.
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Specifically, the only functionality that Google says will be degraded if you opt out is hotword detection.
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Which is why I'll opt out of waiting and keep fending off my app stalkers by myself.
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Spokeo also has an opt-out form, and it's found on the Privacy page just like FamilyTreeNow.
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States set those rules and determine whether families can opt out based on religious or personal beliefs.
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If mediation produces a global settlement, individual workers can opt out and pursue individual claims in arbitration.
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Yet NFIB also allowed states to opt out of the Affordable Care Act's Medicaid expansion without consequence.
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Opt-out clauses were added to player contracts this season, but few are likely to use them.
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This is a breakdown of how Facebook learns about your offline activity, and how to opt out.
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Just how the Obama Foundation's decision to opt out of the current system took shape remains unclear.
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Both weak and strong right-to-invest would create incentives for each individual investor to opt out.
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If many consumers wish to opt out, a supply will inevitably arise to meet the demand. 214.
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It lets states that like Obamacare keep Obamacare, and lets states that don't like it opt out.
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Some counties, like on Long Island, said that if the state legalizes marijuana, they may opt out.
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They could also opt out of the health care law's essential health benefits for the same reason.
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For now, at least, WhatsApp is giving you the ability to opt-out of this whole rigmarole.
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This move was also criticized as putting the onus on customers to opt out of being tracked.
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To take advantage of this opt-out, religiously affiliated employers who object to providing contraception coverage to their employees simply need to fill out a one-page opt-out form, and then the insurance companies provide the coverage directly to the employees, at no cost to the employer.
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You do not have the option not to pay taxes; nor can you opt out of Social Security.
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Microsoft said that ads were targeted by default but that users could opt out in their privacy settings.
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I wish I could opt out completely, but the penalty for not signing up is much too great.
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For less sensitive information such as email addresses or service tiers, consumers would be able to opt out.
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Diagnostic data and location checks, whereby DJI checks for "No Fly Zones" (NFZ), require users to opt-out.
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When colleagues found out that I was able to opt-out of this political fund, many joined me.
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They can also seek an opt-out at a later stage, but only if they invoke compelling grounds.
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Despite Venmo's "opt-out" default, you can still easily change your settings to private or just between friends.
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States had until Thursday to opt out of AT&T's network and build their own public safety networks.
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UK cell network Three will soon be conducting tests that will let its users opt out of ads.
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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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Parents like her should opt out, no matter that escaping the district meant no guarantee of escaping mediocrity.
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Meanwhile, those who have already transitioned to the new Gmail will no longer be able to opt out.
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But unlike those notices, there's currently not a clear way to opt out of "presidential alerts" on smartphones.
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There is no obligation to purchase or review the product and you can opt out at any time.
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It even has the ability to opt out of EU legislation for topics on just or home affairs.
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The goal is to have the language be inclusive enough so that people don't opt out of applying.
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And while the provision that allows for states to opt out — the "MacArthur Amendment," for its author Rep.
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Spotify users have noticed a new opt-out setting appearing both on desktop and in-app: Sponsored Songs.
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Another bone of contention was over the opt-out being time-limited to just a 30-day window.
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You cannot opt out via email or by calling — you must send a letter to: In re: Yahoo!
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Look how the European Court of Justice undermined the UK opt-out from the charter of fundamental rights.
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An easy solution would be to let users opt out of the quality filter with a single click.
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And a lot of industry stakeholders want an opt out environment where you're automatically enrolled in this database.
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There have always been ways to fully opt out of this or to painstakingly delete these records manually.
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Yes, you read that correctly — an ISP can opt out of the rules by changing its business model.
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That said, I think a way to opt out should be mandatory — and thankfully Instagram gives you one.
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Luckily, you can opt out of Facebook's creepy facial recognition feature and turn off access to your photos.
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Britain can opt out of the EU's interference at any time—and was always free to do so.
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"There should be notice before they [customers] enter the store so that they can opt out," he said.
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Unfortunately for users in sensitive areas, it's not seamlessly easy to opt out of the heat map, either.
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However, there were issues, and a bug kept the miner running even if people tried to opt out.
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The company's privacy policy does allow you to opt out of ad targeting and manage your marketing preferences.
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It's not as simple as logging into your ISP account and clicking a big red "opt out" button.
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However, those included in the suit may choose to opt-out if they don't wish to be involved.
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This gives users the chance to opt out of interest-based advertising and to change their ad preferences.
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We are promoting customer choice: customers can opt out of the service if they choose to do so.
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We operate plans where corporations opt out a portion of their total population out of any socialized programs.
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What made them opt out of what is now one of the most efficient ways of finding dates?
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Amazon, for example, has had a feature that lets you opt out from a similar program it operates.
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Adam Cohen, the founder of Covenant Review, said the new language sought to "opt out" of those rulings.
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As Fayed points out, all marketing emails should have an opt-out or unsubscribe button at the bottom.
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Members say one of the ideas is to give states more opportunities to opt out of Obamacare regulations.
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Companies say automakers will decide how the metadata is used, but consumers will be able to opt out.
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This inspires more people to support maverick politicians, and motivates others to opt out of the system entirely.
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Note: This story has been revised to reflect Facebook's retraction of its explanation of the opt-out workaround.
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The feature is on by default, and users can opt out to revert to the classic timeline style.
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Consumers who chose to opt out of buying insurance under Obamacare had been subject to a tax penalty.
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"I can see efforts to make it easier for people to opt out of providing services," Fredrickson said.
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Attorneys for both Trump and the plaintiffs have said the deadline to opt out passed in November 2015.
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Furthermore, logged out users won't even have the ability to opt out of safe mode beginning July 5th.
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Internet providers would simply need to give consumers a chance to opt-out of having that data used.
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And individual doctors will be able to opt out (a safeguard that the parliamentary committee had also suggested).
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They can automatically enroll workers in retirement plans and gradually increase their contributions, allowing employees to opt out.
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Australian Adam Scott was the first top player to opt out, though his decision was unrelated to Zika.
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It just means we can give ourselves permission to briefly opt out by pressing the "Skip Politics" button.
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But Cespedes could opt out after this season, forcing the Mets to extend his contract or lose him.
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"It's created a bit of commerce," the governor said, noting that no communities have voted to opt out.
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They also asked the company why it doesn't offer users a complete opt-out from receiving political ads.
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But if you opt out, be sure you don't mope at home over a frozen meal watching football.
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If I know how my data will be used, in simple language, [I'm not going to opt out].
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However, executive producer David Eilenberg told USA Today that contestants can always opt out of the shared beds.
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Employees can opt out of those retirement plans, and employers are not required to contribute to the accounts.
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The rest either don't have an arbitration clause or have policies that allow new cardholders to opt out.
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The Supreme Court ruled in 2012 that states could choose to opt out of the Medicaid expansion provision.
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Facebook is now resuming human audio transcription on Portal devices, but giving users the option to opt out.
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Many colleges will enroll students in their health insurance plans until they opt out, Business Insider previously reported.
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Workers will also be able to opt out of the program entirely and collect their pay in full.
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Parents of students and the students themselves could choose to opt-out, but few did according to Miller.
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Therefore, it is reasonable to expect Florida to opt out under this new plan if given the opportunity.
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But banks are sometimes aggressive in encouraging customers to opt out of receiving paper statements, the report said.
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Even for the athletes who opt out of showcases, the youth baseball industrial complex can produce opportunity costs.
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"Friendship is a mutual agreement, and one person can choose to opt out of that agreement," Saline says.
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An informed, empowered consumer is more likely to opt out of data collection and monetization, costing companies billions.
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Most countries committed to trading in their existing currencies for the euro, but Britain negotiated an opt-out.
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As ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski reported, Gortat is insurance should Jordan opt out of his deal before Friday's deadline.
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Automatic enrollment leads to some surprises for employees, but we believe making the program opt-out benefits everyone.
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Of, course there are people out there—nice, regular, genuinely secure people—who opt out of these pressures.
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Customers would also be able to opt out of letting those companies use and share "non-sensitive" information.
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Such contracts allow physicians to opt out of Medicare's strictures and charge more than the amounts normally allowed.
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The bill would also give states the ability to opt out of insurance regulations under the health law.
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Excepting those who opt out of the digital world altogether, controls on data gathering is a lost cause.
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It's also currently unclear if students, for their part, will be allowed to opt out of facial scanning.
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Customers "don't seem to understand that when you opt out, you don't pay the fee," Mr. King said.
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No obvious way to opt out of Quayside's surveillance systems exists, except by staying out of the area.
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Last week, the voters of Fargo, North Dakota, decided to opt out of this way of electing people.
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But slowly, something changed in me, and I needed to opt out of the cruelty of online discourse.
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Do you think more states should go the way of California and make it harder to opt out?
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" • "The wealthy can afford to opt out of having their data and their attention sold as a product.
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The messages would have to include an opt-out process for consumers who want to stop the communications.
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They must write opt-out letters (often year after year) or risk underwriting union political activity they oppose.
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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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As more people opt out of handshakes, hugs and hookups, some have found creative ways to be social.
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Amazon, meanwhile, has offered users the option to opt-out of being included in the human review process.
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Will Chapman exercise the opt-out clause in his contract with nearly $34 million and two years remaining?
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One such measure would let wireless carriers automatically block unwanted robocalls for their subscribers unless they opt out.
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Companies should be required to allow people to opt out of having their face used in facial recognition.
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Manning says she wishes there were guidelines about how online ads are targeted, or ways to opt out.
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Microsoft's privacy policy doesn't say whether it lets users opt out of having their recordings stored or reviewed.
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Students must be allowed to opt out, he said, but relatively few do because the cost is low.
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The second opt-out would make the insurance options for those with pre-existing conditions even more meaningless.
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But with Grubhub and other delivery apps gaining popularity with customers, few restaurants can afford to opt out.
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But at least in the case of GDPR, everyone had to add new transparency and opt out features.
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The company will also give users on Facebook and Instagram the option to opt out of the content.
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The plan is managed by the state and workers must opt-out if they don't want to participate.
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Although there was a way to opt out, the company warned that doing so could compromise future services.
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"See, none of this is compulsory," said Scheiber, noting that any nation can opt out of a provision.
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"A technical legal argument can always be made that people should get a second opt-out," he said.
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Britain: Under new rules, all adults will be considered potential organ donors by 2020 unless they opt out.
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Ring has partnerships with more than 400 police departments; it has given users a choice to opt out.
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Bakpax asks teachers to notify parents how their children's data will be used, and parents can opt out.
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The wealthy can afford to opt out of having their data and their attention sold as a product.
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States would also have the choice to opt out of the Affordable Care Act's essential health benefit requirement.
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The Scottish Parliament is also considering moving to an opt-out system, while Northern Ireland requires explicit consent.
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The only way the shorter term was going to make sense for the player was with the opt-out.
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Even though I can opt out of features, I felt mildly better putting a burlap sack over the Portal+.
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In the end, Rob decided to opt out of the big ski trip, which ultimately hurt his family's feelings.
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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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A recent (surprising) report that Pau Gasol will opt out of his contract increases the odds of that happening.
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According to The Athletic's Ken Rosenthal, Harper's deal will not have an opt-out clause, per the player's request.
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The Senate health bill streamlines the waiver process for states to opt out of Obamacare's essential health benefits requirement.
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The opt-out provision of the voluntary fee, she said, could have caused chaos in water companies' billing systems.
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She has a glass of red wine, but I opt-out because I drank entirely too much last night.
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But you can always opt out of storing your location history with Google if it makes you that uncomfortable.
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At one point this year, the opt out message from Progressive Priorities instructed users to email Liberty Action Group.
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So Facebook, consider belatedly celebrating People You May Know's 10th anniversary by letting users opt out of it entirely.
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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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Until then, it will be up to consumers to know about all these tracking schemes and proactively opt out.
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Another way to opt out of Google Duplex calls is to tell your Google Assistant to turn it off.
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After doing so, the users' contacts would be automatically imported, without any option for the user to opt out.
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He does note, however, that Comcast offers an option for customers to opt out of seeing its targeted ads.
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In 2003, about 2,123 kids in Texas held exemptions allowing them to opt out of vaccinations for nonmedical reasons.
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In 2003, about 2,000 kids in Texas held exemptions allowing them to opt out of vaccinations for nonmedical reasons.
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As for Japan's young, many opt out of corporate life to open or staff boutiques, cafés and the like.
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There is also discussion about how local governments will be able to opt out of, or in to, legalization.
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In the end, it was a three-year deal with the one-year opt-out that did the trick.
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You'll be able to opt out of the PiP feature, and Epic will remember your choice for next time.
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Like other onlookers, SunTrust analysts believe that the feature being "opt out" means it likely won't be widely adopted.
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Below, we'll walk you through how to opt-out of a group text on your iOS and Android devices.
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There are other measures that focus on privacy that would let users opt out of targeted advertising, like Sen.
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But now, with frequent power outages and irregular coverage, many companies have looked to opt out of the country.
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But after publishing 30 books and winning essentially every literary prize, Erdrich has earned the choice to opt out.
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Automatic spam protection, which is opt-out by default, can be turned off from within the advanced settings menu.
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CBP spokesperson Jennifer Gabris said that only US citizens can opt out, and will have their documents checked manually.
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For many of us, these stories affirm our own decisions to opt out of a competition we'd never win.
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The standoff stretched across nearly three more tense days until Uber allowed them to opt out of the policy.
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Los Alamitos The Los Alamitos City Council voted 4-1 in March to opt out of California's sanctuary law.
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The Los Alamitos City Council, for example, voted 4-1 in March to opt out of California's sanctuary law.
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Some products won't work correctly or won't deliver everything they promise if you opt out of certain data collection.
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One of those flexibilities includes a waiver system that would let states opt out of many key Obamacare regulations.
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And by October 2018, new Gmail will be the law of the land, with no option to opt-out.
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If you prefer not to be a guinea pig, there is an option to opt out of these experiments.
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More important than Strava's heat map updates is its adjustment to its opt-out option for the heat map.
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They must also detail their data retention policies and how users can opt out and delete their personal data.
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Among them, the bill would end the ability to opt out of alerts, and require that alerts be repeated.
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I can't promise anything now, but I'm pushing for a setting where users can opt out of cleartext messaging.
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The deal was struck last week, and Chen can opt out after 2017 and has an option for 2021.
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In other nations, we operate plans where we sell individual programs where individuals opt out of the social programs.
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Google also notes today that people do have a way to opt-out of having their audio data stored.
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The player can either choose to answer the question honestly or opt out and instead eat something totally disgusting.
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At the same time, if offered users new tools to opt out of ads they don't want to see.
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A couple of Wisconsin's Republican state senators have expressed concerns about Mr Walker's proposed opt-out from special elections.
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A court spokesperson confirmed that Gorsuch has chosen to opt out, as first reported by the New York Times.
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I can opt out, but people might not realize I've left, or might forget, even if they do know.
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So instead of running afoul of the law, Twitter decided to just opt out of French political campaigns altogether.
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Apple also has a guide to opt out of targeted ads in its App Store and Apple News app.
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If they don't actively opt out, that $49.95 is credited to the account to be used toward future outfits.
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Religious groups say this violates their belief -- even though they can opt out just by filling out some forms.
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You may have to opt-out multiple times from arriving at the airport until you reach your airplane seat.
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Going forward, users can opt out of tracking and have a say in how their personal data are shared.
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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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Saturday to opt-out of the seven-year, $238 million contract that he signed with the Yankees in 23.56.
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Others opt out based on religious beliefs, which is the main reason for the outbreak in New York City.
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NICHOLS: I&aposm not saying that&aposs divisive, but I do think there are many people who opt out.
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According to the company, few users are choosing to opt out of having their tweets sorted for them automatically.
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A major reason people opt out of voting on Election Day is a lack of transportation to the polls.
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Instead of deferring to the status quo, we strongly encourage Trump to opt out of the Paris climate agreement.
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The AHCA gives states the ability to opt-out of both of these requirements through the use of waivers.
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Research suggests that when companies offer optional paternity leave, men will likely opt out for fear of career repercussions.
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Last year, a Delta customer service representative reported that only 2 percent of customers opt out of facial-recognition.
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I began to wonder: Will we only wake up once we no longer have the choice to opt out?
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The opt-out-from-tracking that Transports for London is suggesting is still the old one: turn off smartphone.
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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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So, we're hoping that it gets added to any larger bill as the mechanism to help people opt out.
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Since then, the amendment — which lets states opt out of core ObamaCare provisions — has been a source of controversy.
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Also, ask if your ISP's device is remotely managed and if you can opt out and disable that service.
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Parents who don't want their kids asking to buy anything have two options to opt out of all this.
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Texas allows private colleges to opt out of campus carry, and most of the best-known private schools have.
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Because you can't say you're going to stay in the Single Market and opt out of the European Union.
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The Patriarchate of Moscow, the largest, said it too would opt out unless the absentees could be wooed back.
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All Alexa users should probably go ahead and opt out now, given Amazon's handling of the issue so far.
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But that does not mean she's allowed to opt out of conversation about what she's put into the world.
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But privacy advocates worry that most customers won't know their information is being shared or how to opt out.
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These opt-out provisions could accelerate the unraveling of Obamacare, even in places that fully embraced the landmark law.
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It simply provides an 'opt out' clause for states that have already moved forward with their own statewide reforms.
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And if the future potential isn't clear (and it probably won't be), it might be best to opt out.
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Some plaintiffs opt out of class-action settlements when they hope to recover more by suing on their own.
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Support for giving consumers the ability to opt out of data sharing altogether was higher among older age groups.
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Facebook's new transparency tool tells you why an ad was targeted at you (and how to opt out, yay!).
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Users previously had to opt-out if they did not want to be tracked like this in most cases.
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The Congressional Budget Office estimates that some 13 million Americans will opt out of Obamacare if given the chance.
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The program will also be the new default for sellers, though they can choose to opt-out, if desired.
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And even with appropriate therapies, some children will remain delayed, and parents may opt out of therapies against recommendations.
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Facebook will show them which features they currently have turned on, allowing them to opt out if they choose.
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James faces a Friday deadline to opt out of the final year of his existing contract with the Cavaliers.
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It also provides a free opt-out tutorial for those who don't wish to invest in the paid service.
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And if you do have it but hate it (me!), you can always opt out in your settings tab.
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Waiters will opt out of his second year with Miami, and is in line for a much-improved payday.
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Given that people can just opt out of making these choices, what are structural ways to implement these changes?
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Most of the data monetization firms deny any wrongdoing and say that users can opt out at any time.
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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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My question is, can someone who does not have a Facebook account opt out of Facebook's involuntary data collection?
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It's never been entirely clear how much in advance he knew Trump would opt out of the international pact.
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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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It was also the night that news broke of Alex Rodriguez's decision to opt out of his Yankees contract.
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Aetna said it will waive copays for tests for all its policyholders, though self-insured employers can opt out.
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For his Orchid: RGB series, Los Angeles photographer Matthew Morrocco has decided to opt out of this information economy.
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Local governments in states that do not grant them independent rights may have to opt out of the class.
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Opt out of any information sharing and marketing communications and you'll hopefully get less of that in the future.
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But again, we'd have little issue in these communities if it wasn't so easy to opt out of vaccines.
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But while you can turn off location data on your cellphone, there's no opt-out feature for your car.
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You will need to verify your request to opt out by clicking on the link in a verification email.
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To opt out, click This is me -> To suppress your profile, click here -> click on removal link in email.
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As to individual states being able to require immunization or not, or provide opt-out provisions, this is absurd.
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Boys usually have a testicular exam once a year, but should be able to opt out if they're uncomfortable.
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And you can't opt out of sharing location data with your carrier, as you can with a mobile application.
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At this site, you register your cellphone or land line number to opt out of receiving calls from telemarketers.
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Federal legislation already permits doctors to opt out of care that is incompatible with their religious or moral beliefs.
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Default or most companies now is opt out, meaning the companies collect it until they are told not to.
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You can certainly opt out, though you'll be missing out on a reasonably large piece of the puzzle here.
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From where I sit, the people I talk to, whenever we can opt out of ads, we do it.
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The largest airport to opt-out thus far—San Francisco International—has not had serious screening delays this year.
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It's certainly true that Postmates isn't forcing anyone to participate in the settlement, which allows couriers to opt out.
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"They have a soft opt-out system where they will not recover (organs) if the family objects," she said.
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You'll also see how to delete those recordings and opt out of having your audio recordings reviewed by humans.
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Companies can do that by making it easy for people to give permission, and immensely complicated to opt out.
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But those are the intertwined realities of parenting a boy in 2020, and none of us can opt out.
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The ability to opt out of the benefit requirements could substantially reduce the value of insurance on the market.
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You still want to let people opt out of it because there are people that just don't want it.
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The company plans on adding a menu to opt out of third-party analytics services in a future update.
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For example, the law permits counties and cities of more than 100,000 people to opt out for any reason.
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For that reason, he says that some of Signal's new features should ideally come with an opt-out switch.
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Once those lawsuits were cleared, the company said, employees would be given the option to opt-out of arbitration.
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It lets shoppers to opt out of allowing retailers and other companies to sell personal data to third parties.
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It also lets consumers request deletion of data and opt out of having the data sold to third parties.
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The issue is whether some employers can be required to provide contraception coverage to female workers or opt out.
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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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How to opt out: Fortunately, Strava gives you a great deal of control over how exposed your data is.
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How to opt out: You can decline to share most personal information, and you can control many social notifications.
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Bitcoin helps solve that because now we can opt out as an owner of assets from that fiat system.
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But Harper, 2588, wanted clarity on his future, Boras said, and did not want the chance to opt out.
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But long-term commitments to imported stars tend to get complicated quickly, especially when an opt-out clause looms.
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The proposed law also makes it more difficult for employees to opt out of the union — much more difficult.
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The list of Democratic candidates changes almost daily, as new contenders jump in and some anticipated contenders opt out.
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The vast majority of states allow families to opt out of getting vaccinated if they object on religious grounds.
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That represented the peak of the so-called opt out movement, led by parents and strongly encouraged by unions.
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The bill, if it becomes law, will let pastors opt out of marrying same-sex couples without legal consequences.
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In Oregon, parents can opt out of getting their children immunized by completing a 15-minute online "education" module.
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And, really, who would want to opt out of this realm of expression and communication and performance and armoring?
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I decide on a cheeseburger sack and sidewinder fries, though I opt out of a $9.99 refillable souvenir bottle.
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At the bottom of this screen is a checkbox that must be unchecked to opt-out of the scheme.
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It also would allow states to opt out of some existing protections for people with pre-existing health conditions.
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In the city, officials ordered mandatory immunizations among unvaccinated people on Tuesday, threatening those who opt out with fines.
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Yet while you can opt out of cookies and delete them from your browser, you can't opt out of being fingerprinted, because there's no data stored on your machine (unless you regularly change the configuration of your laptop, the fonts you have installed and other identifiable traits that make your laptop uniquely yours).
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People would still have 60 days to opt-out if they wanted to, so they would not be forced to buy coverage, but Bera says the idea is that people are more likely to sign up if the default is to be signed up and they need to actively opt-out of coverage.
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The opt-out is the vehicle that gives David the control just in case the team doesn't perform as planned.
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If these drivers don't want to receive Rider Preferences requests, they can opt out of being classified as Uber Comfort.
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And it's not clear whether people could opt out of the Harvest Box program, at all or month to month.
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In a statement, FamilyTreeDNA said that customers have the ability to opt out of matching features in their account settings.
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Why not at least give the consumer the ability to opt out, at least until phone manufacturers solve the notch?
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His "BetterCare" would create a new universal public healthcare program with an option to opt out and buy private healthcare.
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And they involve simply making it harder for parents to opt out of routine shots on behalf of their kids.
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Harrison Barnes is set to opt out of his contract with the Sacramento Kings and become an unrestricted free agent.
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In part, it's the complexities of reporting cryptocurrency transactions that have caused investors to opt out of the process entirely.
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Opt-out option for marketing, Representative Gene Green: Citing Zuckerberg's commitment to extend the new European privacy protections globally, Rep.
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On the other hand, I'm actually aggregating that monetization across a large number of users, some of which opt out.
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That means either a return to flawed means-testing, or a hope that the better-off will voluntarily opt out.
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Sprint confirmed this policy in an email, while T-Mobile directed us to a website explaining its opt-out policy.
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No stopping it: Consumers can choose to opt out of the Amber alerts and weather warnings, but not presidential alerts.
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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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Right now, data gets seemingly sent to Facebook as the page loads — before users have a chance to opt out.
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It said it would develop its own solution — a system that would allow consumers to opt out of targeted advertising.
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And if there are cultural or language differences, that's another reason your partner might opt out of a hang out.
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Yet while there are plenty of reasons to opt out, you also miss out on many of Google's personalization features.
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It allows men the option to stay quiet, to opt out of the conversation, to distance themselves from the issue.
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It's different from the current model, where companies like Google provide opt-out models somewhere in a profile's settings options.
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We'll also continue piloting in some cities an opt-out option for drivers who don't wish to accept cash payments.
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You can reportedly opt out of this Mastercard deal by turning off "Web and App Activity" in your Google account.
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Today, Google says Assistant will launch to the public, will be more transparent, and will provide an opt-out mechanism.
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Google will also allow businesses to opt-out of being called by Duplex — likely through the "Google My Business" portal.
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Britain's Consumer Rights Act (CRA) in 2015 introduced "opt-out" class actions for breaches of British or EU competition law.
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But the new bill allows states to opt out of that requirement, a change that stands to disproportionately impact women.
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