They cannot opt out of federal immigration laws any more than they can opt out of federal discrimination laws.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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Thankfully, there is a way to opt out of this.
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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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You think it's possible to opt out of the system.
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You can opt out of being targeted by those too.
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States can choose to opt out of the tax credit.
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Many more people will opt out of car ownership altogether.
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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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The good news: You can opt out of the feature.
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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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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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You should probably opt out of (some) nosy viewing data sharing.
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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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What could cause her to opt out of the family festivities?
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Employees can opt out of the plan, or adjust their contribution.
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U.S. cellphone users are not able opt out of presidential alerts.
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But you can opt out of it if you're concerned. Yeah.
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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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They can opt in or opt out of whatever they choose.
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Can you opt out of giving research partners your genetic data?
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The Supreme Court allowed states to opt out of this expansion.
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Then it forced users to opt out of the new plans.
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If it is sold, we can opt out of those sales.
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He also says that users can opt out of data targeting.
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It further added that customers can opt out of the process.
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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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It eventually began allowing people to opt out of sharing their location.
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Will Facebook allow all users to completely opt-out of targeted advertising?
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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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That said, recipients deserve easier ways to opt out of being tracked.
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"You can't easily opt out of the community that you live in."
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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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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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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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Privacy Users should be able to easily opt out of data collection.
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Opt out too often and you opt out of the thing itself.
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But Northern Ireland could not opt out of European trading rules immediately.
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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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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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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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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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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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While users can opt out of automatically sending their key, most likely don't.
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Cellphone owners will not be able to opt out of receiving the message.
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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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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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Tap Ads and there's an option marked Opt out of interest-based ads.
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Either give us a way to opt out of this, or fix it.
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African-Americans. Clinton's question reveals a clever way to opt out of this
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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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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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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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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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And appellate judges will have the freedom to opt out of the limits.
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The Islanders or Barclays Center can opt out of their lease in January.
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Some communities may even opt out of this global capitalist trade regime entirely.
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Similarly, it's basically impossible to completely opt out of our location being tracked.
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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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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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No one gets to opt-out of taxes, even if the website is down.
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In theory, Britain could opt out of such rules after Brexit, reducing carmakers' costs.
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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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But this time, fellow millennials, let's opt out of the nostalgia outrage conveyor belt.
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Applicants regularly opt out of submitting resumes and have no online presence to evaluate.
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But you'd need to make sure you opt out of this settlement class first.
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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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Instead of giving states the chance to opt out of regulations,conservative Utah Sen.
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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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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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"They're not going to be able to opt out of the SAT," she said.
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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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Holder that the board could apply through the VRA to opt out of preclearance.
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Some women will opt out of reconstruction for the reasons cited in your article.
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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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Customers could opt out of marketing for other services provided by their broadband companies.
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People would have to actively opt out of insurance rather than proactively sign up.
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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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The Islanders or Barclays Center can opt out of their lease agreement in January.
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Valve says developers can opt out of the beta feature if they see fit.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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She never had the chance to opt out of fame — it was decided for her.
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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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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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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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You should have a right to opt out of any sale of your personal data.
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Many said they employed techniques to opt in, or opt out, of hands-on adjustments.
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No state can opt out of the international system of states without suffering the consequences.
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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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However, for certain kinds of sexual assault, judges can opt out of the mandatory punishment.
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The new policy would remove users' ability to opt out of data collection, said Plex.
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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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Just 15 states allow parents to opt out of them for philosophical or personal reasons.
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Time reported that 70 percent of women say they'd rather opt out of giri choco.
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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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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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It would also give consumers the right opt-out of data collection for marketing purposes.
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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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Then the state would opt out of seasonal clock changes, as the 1966 law allows.
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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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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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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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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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If you opt out of the streaming service, you only have access to three sample classes.
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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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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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What you cannot opt out of are the Big Payment hallmarks like the company's confusing fees.
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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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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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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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He also stresses that users can always choose to opt out of this for specific sites.
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Barriers to travel can make people with disabilities opt out of international travel, making passports unnecessary.
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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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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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Users can opt out of sharing specific pieces of information, but it's unclear how many do.
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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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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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Hodges permitted religious organizations and societies to opt out of providing services related to solemnizing marriages.
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President Trump issued an executive order allowing states and localities to opt-out of refugee resettlement.
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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 it succeeds, will users be able to opt out of this new (virtual) reality?
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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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Being in the gig economy is a choice they can opt out of at any time.
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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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Now, publishers that decide to opt out of Flexible Sampling won't be demoted in Google search rankings.
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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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WhatsApp will give users 30 days to opt out of having their WhatsApp number shared with Facebook.
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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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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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Or she should be able to opt out of YouTube if you won't give her this choice.
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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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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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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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Since then, some states have chosen to opt out of observing while others continue to observe DST.
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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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It says that citizens did not understand that they could opt out of the Voice ID system.
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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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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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The Senate might let states opt out of the essential health benefits but not community rating. Sens.
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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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Though they're automatically signed up, users can opt out of both Amber Alerts and imminent danger warnings.
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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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Users can opt out of ads delivered by SITO by turning off location services on their device.
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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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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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You can always opt out of a class action lawsuit by notifying the lawyers for the plaintiffs.
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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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Tuesday is the deadline for the Islanders or Barclays Center to opt out of their lease agreement.
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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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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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To ensure both riders and drivers stay happy, drivers are allowed to opt out of Uber Pet.
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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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Which is why I'll opt out of waiting and keep fending off my app stalkers by myself.
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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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Just how the Obama Foundation's decision to opt out of the current system took shape remains unclear.
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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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You do not have the option not to pay taxes; nor can you opt out of Social Security.
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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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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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But unlike those notices, there's currently not a clear way to opt out of "presidential alerts" on smartphones.
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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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An easy solution would be to let users opt out of the quality filter with a single click.
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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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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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Unfortunately for users in sensitive areas, it's not seamlessly easy to opt out of the heat map, either.
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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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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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What made them opt out of what is now one of the most efficient ways of finding dates?
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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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Members say one of the ideas is to give states more opportunities to opt out of Obamacare regulations.
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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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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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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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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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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 Supreme Court ruled in 2012 that states could choose to opt out of the Medicaid expansion provision.
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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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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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As ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski reported, Gortat is insurance should Jordan opt out of his deal before Friday's deadline.
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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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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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" • "The wealthy can afford to opt out of having their data and their attention sold as a product.
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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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Companies should be required to allow people to opt out of having their face used in facial recognition.
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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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The company will also give users on Facebook and Instagram the option to opt out of the content.
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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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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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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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A recent (surprising) report that Pau Gasol will opt out of his contract increases the odds of that happening.
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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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But you can always opt out of storing your location history with Google if it makes you that uncomfortable.
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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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Another way to opt out of Google Duplex calls is to tell your Google Assistant to turn it off.
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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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You'll be able to opt out of the PiP feature, and Epic will remember your choice for next time.
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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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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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If you prefer not to be a guinea pig, there is an option to opt out of these experiments.
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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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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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At the same time, if offered users new tools to opt out of ads they don't want to see.
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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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Going forward, users can opt out of tracking and have a say in how their personal data are shared.
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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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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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Last year, a Delta customer service representative reported that only 2 percent of customers opt out of facial-recognition.
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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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Since then, the amendment — which lets states opt out of core ObamaCare provisions — has been a source of controversy.
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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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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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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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The Congressional Budget Office estimates that some 13 million Americans will opt out of Obamacare if given the chance.
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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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James faces a Friday deadline to opt out of the final year of his existing contract with the Cavaliers.
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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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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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It was also the night that news broke of Alex Rodriguez's decision to opt out of his Yankees contract.
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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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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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From where I sit, the people I talk to, whenever we can opt out of ads, we do it.
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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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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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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 proposed law also makes it more difficult for employees to opt out of the union — much more difficult.
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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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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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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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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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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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No stopping it: Consumers can choose to opt out of the Amber alerts and weather warnings, but not presidential alerts.
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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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It allows men the option to stay quiet, to opt out of the conversation, to distance themselves from the issue.
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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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Google will also allow businesses to opt-out of being called by Duplex — likely through the "Google My Business" portal.
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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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In response, IBM said those looking to opt out of the project, whether photographers or subjects, can do so here.
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That will bring them to the web version of the service, where they can opt out of the heat map.
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One trend employers will be watching in 2019 is how many workers decide to opt out of health benefits altogether.
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The people who opt out of being insured will likely be the young and healthy — or, insurance companies' best clients.
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Nonmembers can opt out of funding unions' lobbying and political activity, but they're stuck with the fair-share fee regardless.
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They discussed changing the bill slightly so that some states would be able to opt out of some Obamacare regulations.
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Facial recognition is another new tool/creepy online surveillance tactic that you need to opt out of on the platform.
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Google told Gizmodo that it is possible to opt out of tracking your purchases, but it's on another settings page.
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While Uber employees — as of 2016 — and drivers have the ability to opt out of arbitration agreements, riders do not.
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That may be why users aren't allowed to opt out of the feature, even when it carries risks for them.
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Negotiations between lawmakers exacted some concessions for conservatives, including a path for states to opt out of some ObamaCare provisions.
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If states opt out of Obamacare's requirements, though, millions more might be able to afford cheaper, if less generous, plans.
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But if you don't want Facebook targeting you with ads on other apps, you can opt out of that here.
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But depending on the number of states that opt out of ObamaCare rules, experts say, that could fall far short.
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In 2014, the CPUC also passed rules that let users pay a fee to opt out of such data collection.
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They should also opt out of allowing unregistered Sarahah users comment on their accounts as a further line of defense.
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It's not yet clear if there's an option to permanently opt out of a conversation that gets out of control.
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The stories archive, which you will be able to opt out of, is being introduced globally on Android and iOS.
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Even then, purportedly "uncontrolled" immigration was one of the biggest reasons Britons voted to opt out of the European Union.
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Recently, a growing number of schools have enacted test-optional policies which let students opt out of sending test scores.
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Lin demurred, too, when asked whether he might opt out of his contract this summer and what he might seek.
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There do exist some earnest parents who find a way to opt out of the shenanigans, or so I hear.
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Though you still need to be careful to opt out of any privacy-eroding terms the company tries to push.
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Cespedes can opt out of his contract with the Mets this offseason and seek bigger riches anywhere else he pleases.
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But I also can't opt out of mommy duties at home just because the work day was frustrating or tiring.
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There is always risk involved, but to opt out of the game is to relinquish the urgency that hooks consumers.
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It is this principle that distinguishes California's decision to opt out of deportation efforts from Arizona's decision to opt in.
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But if your relative elects to do so, there's no way for you to opt out of that particular decision.
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He will be the most sought-after free agent this summer if he chooses to opt out of his contract.
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The American Health Care Act would let states opt out of the requirement that all health plans cover maternity care.
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It sounds like this is voluntary, so this is something that states could opt out of if they wanted to?
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But try asking HR or a manager you trust if you have the option to "opt out" of that policy.
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Amazon also grades how well Alexa performs, but lets users opt out of the program, which is enabled by default.
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The law allows people to request that data be deleted and opt out of having data sold to third parties.
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The bill also allows large firms to opt out of certain tests upon gathering a high enough threshold of cash.
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But the Supreme Court ruled that states could opt out of the provision, and many Republican-led states did so.
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Dolan said he would not activate a clause that lets the Knicks opt out of the contract after this season.
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You will still receive actual account notifications about your service via these channels, even if you opt out of marketing.
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My colleagues reported that they were free to opt out of the program if they were uncomfortable prescribing the medications.
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And for folks who don't want their trash to be monitored and sorted, they can opt out of the program.
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But Great Britain would opt out of the rules, implying checks on goods moving between Northern Ireland and the mainland.
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If most people with a phone were to opt out of location services today, the system would have to change.
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As users opt out of tracking en masse, advertisers are going to have to make do with limited location data.
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Kyle Mullica has begun drafting the bill, which would make it more difficult for parents to opt out of vaccinations.
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Depending on the company, it can be possible to opt-out of arbitration clauses at the start of a contract.
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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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Adults could choose to opt out of registering their faces and enter the school with a manual identity check instead.
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Either way, Tesla might want to be protective of its tech and opt out of patent system because of secrecy.
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Right-to-work laws weaken labor unions because they let workers at unionized workplaces opt out of paying union fees.
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James, who has played with the Cleveland Cavaliers since 2014, could opt out of the final year of his deal.
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Broadening the hardship exemption would allow more healthy people to opt out of having insurance while suffering no tax penalty.
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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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The Trump administration expanded those exemptions and added "moral convictions" as a basis to opt out of providing birth control services.
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"There is no way for people to opt out of using location for ads entirely," said a Facebook spokesperson by email.
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None of us can opt out of that, but in Loughborough, for the time being, we can at least reconsider it.
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In order to opt out of this recurring fee, shoppers must uncheck a box that many say they didn't even notice.
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The tone is changed Students were allowed to opt out of the event, but the school says most decided to attend.
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In Germany, top earners can opt out of the public system and pay privately instead, representing an estimated 10% of Germans.
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If you opt-out of facial recognition, Facebook says it will delete the face template used to find you in photos.
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It's up to the retailer if apprehended shoplifters or people previously on the list can later opt out of the database.
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It also prevents members who do not actively opt out of the settlement to forfeit any future claims against the company.
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With iOS 13.2, you can opt out of sharing Siri recordings with Apple employees and delete your Siri and dictation history.
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The ability to opt out of MFN could prove a particular boon to the automotive, medical technology and environmental technology industries.
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Apple temporarily halted its Siri contractor program and said it would let customers opt out of human review in the future.
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If offers fine-grained permission controls to let you opt out of sharing your full name or email address, for example.
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James had until Friday at midnight ET to opt out of the final year of his existing deal with the Cavaliers.
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" The company plans to remove the settings option released in September that allowed users to fully opt out of "top tweets.
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More importantly, T-Mobile now permits some larger video services to opt out of having their streams modified by T-Mobile.
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It's unclear if you can opt out of the Slideshow feature altogether, but we've reached out to Facebook for more information.
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On the contrary, he says the company has made it "really, really difficult to opt out of their tracking, their profiling".
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The Court of Appeals found the proposed settlement untenable because out-of-state class members could not opt out of it.
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But this might encourage more tech companies and app developers to give users the option to opt out of being tracked.
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Customers can opt out of the new mandatory arbitration agreement by mailing a letter to the bank by August 7, 2019.
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Also, remember that you can totally opt out of holiday invites when you feel like your anxiety is fixing to spike.
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Amazon also said it allows users to opt-out of having their voice recordings used to help develop new Alexa features.
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States could opt out of several key Obamacare provisions that could change the cost and quality of insurance Daniel could get.
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You can opt-out of collection for Chromecast, as well as Amazon Fire TV (Settings > System > Internet based ads to off).
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The issue with experiments like these in the public sphere is that there's no easy way to opt out of them.
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Attorneys for many of the members say they plan to opt out of the settlement and continue to pursue their lawsuits.
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These policies allow workers in some states to opt out of joining unions, significantly limiting their membership numbers and financial resources.
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The settings for WEAs on iOS If you wish to opt out of WEAs, on iOS, go to Settings, then Notifications.
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But the legislation allows states to opt out of the requirement that insurers charge sick and healthy people the same rates.
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Facebook already lets users concerned about their privacy opt out of some ad targeting, just not seeing ads as a whole.
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There are a few ways for Android users to manage or opt-out of that record once they're aware of it.
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And users have the ability to opt-out of search ad data tracking and location tracking, built in to iOS settings.
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An employee could opt out of the study at any time, according to Amy McDonough, vice president of Fitbit Group Health.
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Conservative and moderate senators are split over ObamaCare's expansion of Medicaid and whether to let states opt out of insurance requirements.
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Rich elites increasingly opt out of existing mediocre public services and retreat behind gated estates with private water and electricity generation.
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As per usual, hosts can opt out of early payouts at any time by making the change in their Payout Preferences.
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He also asked if the FTC should require that people be allowed to opt out of the sale of their data.
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Amazon already lets celebrities opt out of its own celebrity recognition service, but it says so far none have done so.
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It will let a user opt out of this collection and require companies to delete information they have about the user.
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It will force companies to disclose when they sell information about a user and let users opt out of these sales.
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It also quietly added an option for uses to opt-out of the possibility of someone listening to their Alexa recordings.
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The company responded by pointing to their app's settings, which allows users to opt out of having their location information mapped.
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But you can opt out of this agreement by contacting Apple Card support through Messages, a phone call, or written mail.
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Under federal law, states are only empowered to opt out of daylight saving time and remain on standard time year round.
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One year into a three-year, $75 million deal, Cespedes can opt out of it five days after the World Series.
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Physicians' groups, it turns out, can opt out of a contract with insurers even if the hospital has such a contract.
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His father died of heart failure when Cruyff was 12, and the boy decided then to opt out of formal schooling.
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But users can also opt out of facial recognition altogether with a single "on/off" button in their settings, Candela wrote.
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Publishers can also opt out of the feature to prevent people from downloading their videos via their Page's Content Distribution setting.
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Most importantly, an amendment to allow states to opt out of many Obamacare regulations won converts from the conservative Freedom Caucus.
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Certain insurers, including CVS' Aetna, Highmark and Humana, said that employers would have to opt-out of the cost-sharing waiver.
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Consumers can opt out of their data being sold, and businesses can't retaliate by changing the price or level of service.
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For example, California recently passed a law allowing consumers to "opt out" of many kinds of online and offline data collection.
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The lottery system is thought to be a major reason wealthy parents here opt out of public schools, further worsening segregation.
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Aetna noted that self-insured plans will be able to opt out of the programs at their discretion, as did Humana.
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Though there is an option to opt out of the Wacom Experience Program, it ought to be the other way around.
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One can opt out of Smart Compose easily enough, but I had chosen not to, even though it frequently distracted me.
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Administrators at one hospital are allowing pregnant employees to opt out of caring for anyone thought to have the new coronavirus.
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Most members of the battalion were not veteran Nazis, and they had chances to opt out of killing without serious punishment.
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This right includes the ability to opt out of programs, including government programs, whereby citizens choose their privacy above all else.
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ET: Mark Zuckerberg won't commit to Representative Pallone's request that Facebook make default privacy settings that opt-out of data collections.
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Wofsy called Wednesday's decision "a major outlier," though state and municipalities could still "opt out" of contributing to federal immigration enforcement.
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Customers would have to opt out of having their information used by their ISPs to market other related services to them.
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There is no apparent way to opt out of MFP's third-party sharing other than to turn off ad tracking entirely.
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"I don&apost think people should have to opt out of existing benefits to opt in" to basic income, Tubbs said.
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The legislation includes controversial waivers that would allow states to opt out of certain ObamaCare regulations, pending approval from the government.
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"The Senate bill seems to allow states to opt out of Obamacare's marketplaces and essential health benefits requirement," Sarah Kliff explained.
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In doing so, the companies sometimes bypassed privacy settings or made it difficult for users to opt out of data-sharing.
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Britain would be able to strike trade deals with other parts of the world, and to opt out of European standards.
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The specific provisions are cut down to allowing organizations to opt out of the mandate to provide contraceptives through employer insurance.
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It will also enable users to opt out of receiving requests from local police who have opted into Ring's partnership program.
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Washington, like Lindenberger's home state of Ohio, allows parents to opt out of necessary childhood vaccinations for personal or moral reasons.
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The bill would let states opt out of Obamacare's mandate that insurers charge the same rates on sick and healthy people.
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That month, HHS issued an interim rule allowing large, publicly traded companies to opt out of the mandate on religious grounds.
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That will likely help customers save money on their bills, as it makes it easier to opt out of the channels.
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Men can enjoy glitter and lipstick; women can become race car drivers, or you can choose to opt out of either.
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Right now, many states make it way too easy for parents to opt out of vaccines on behalf of their children.
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This sounds and is a bit shady, but the good news is that you can opt-out of most of these.
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Drink bottled water only, and opt out of ice made from tap water, especially in developing countries where water safety is trickier.
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Part of the update that riders will appreciate is an option for drivers to opt out of charging riders a cancellation fee.
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Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg says Facebook users would have to pay to opt out of their data being used for targeted ads.
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But this is a contract year for Williams, and both Jordan and Austin Rivers can opt out of their deals in July.
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There are, in fact, clear ways for WhatsApp users to opt-out of the program, as my colleague Nicholas Deleon described yesterday.
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Once you do that, though, it's fairly straightforward (as far as Snapchat goes) to opt-out of sharing your location with others.
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Log into your account at your ISP and look through the options — you might be able to opt out of certain practices.
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But she then learned that she could opt out of them, and she withheld vaccinations from Lindenberger and his four younger siblings.
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They're also trying to narrow the language of the proposal to let states opt out of some of the law's insurance regulations.
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But the law gives each class member the right to opt out of a class action and seek our day in court.
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Well, here's the plan as of today: the default is to "opt out" of the first swipe working as a back button.
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In addition, users can opt out of having ads displayed on their blogs by turning off on-blog advertising in the Settings.
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It's also possible to opt out of this feature if you just want to use the tweaked keyboard layout without any autocorrection.
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"If these cameras are installed on gantries over main arteries, there is very little practical way to opt out of this system."
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Some homeowners opt out of the whole system and sell their homes without agents, but most stick with the high-commission norm.
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Under that law, companies are required to give users the option to opt out of the sale and collection of their data.
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At least Snap does allow you to opt out of all ad targeting based on data from its partners with one switch.
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Twitter made a similar change in March, showing the best tweets first, but with an option to opt-out of that feature.
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Facebook, Google, and other large web advertising companies often give you options to opt out of some of their tracking and personalization.
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What if, for example, everyone in a country was an organ donor by default, and had to opt out of the system?
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Several tweets highlighted that it was, in fact, possible for WhatsApp users to opt out of sharing their mobile numbers with Facebook.
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As NPR's Laurel Wamsley explains, while it's legal to forgo daylight saving time, it's not possible to opt out of standard time.
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Levine's interview with Entertainment Tonight comes after Maroon 5's decision to opt out of the joint press conference with the NFL.
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"So counties are a big part of this story and the counties would not be able to 'opt out' of SB 54."
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And without rules, there isn't a standard for if or how they should provide options to opt out of data sharing, either.
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You can also backup texts and photos on your computer, but opt out of carrying them with you everywhere on your phone.
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To opt out of receiving personalized ads from Roku on third party OTT devices at the IP address listed below, click Submit.
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That said, Wave did allow for users to opt out of this live feed of their every accidental keystroke or dumb idea.
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The CBO faced a similar dilemma in July 2012, after the Supreme Court ruled that states could opt out of expanding Medicaid.
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Even if you opt out of image tagging and lock down your profile, you have no control over what other people upload.
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It allows states to opt out of some insurance mandates, such as the requirement that benefits cover maternity care and emergency care.
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You can attempt to search for more information on how to opt-out of data collection on your carrier's privacy policies page.
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Twitter still allows users to opt out of the new feed, though, whereas Instagram suggested the new feed will not be optional.
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Often, millennials will opt-out of these plans early in their careers because they believe they need that money available to them.
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Last-minute House concessions to conservatives would have allowed states to opt out of several protections for those with pre-existing conditions.
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The unit's commander even informed his men that they could opt out of the killing, which 10 to 15 of them did.
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VICE Sports explains the new alternative professional league for football players straight out of high school that opt out of college play.
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Cellphone users cannot opt out of receiving alerts in accordance with the 85033 Warning, Alert and Response Network Act passed by Congress.
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If you decide to opt out of the service, you can cancel for free any time before the two-month period ends.
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About a quarter of Americans of any age also said they were likely to opt out of home ownership in that period.
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It would allow states to opt out of two very popular and important Obamacare requirements outlined below, but a spokesperson for Rep.
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The nonprofit recommended that Google allow individual celebrities to opt out of the service and also that it vet would-be customers.
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"They're not going to be able to opt out of the Common Application for college" or assignments given to them by employers.
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To make matters worse, the path to opt out of the feature was not simple and required several clicks within the app.
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The so-called "conscience rule" permits health workers to opt out of procedures such as abortions and sterilizations which violate their beliefs.
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We've asked Microsoft whether it intends to offer Skype or Cortana users an opt out of their recordings being reviewed by humans.
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They partially won that battle, with Riot agreeing to allow new employees to opt out of arbitration clauses, but not current employees.
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The rule would allow employers with moral or religious objections to birth control to opt out of providing it to their employees.
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The GDPR allows customers to "opt in"; eventually, Americans may become eager to "opt out" of Brussels' oversight, just like the Brits.
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Now, Google promises to do the right thing and give people a chance to opt-out of the automatic sign-in feature.
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If polls are to be believed, something like a third of young voters intend to, in effect, opt out of this election.
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In the Alexa privacy settings, you can opt out of letting Amazon use your recordings to develop new features and improve transcriptions.
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The PlayStation 4 / Xbox One are about to get beefy upgrades anyway, so Nintendo's continuing to opt out of the hardware wars.
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Spicer could simply refuse to comment, but this reads like a futile attempt to opt out of being asked questions at all.
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Hobby Lobby won, and the ruling allowed private companies to opt out of birth control coverage based on the owner's religious beliefs.
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Meanwhile, the latest version of the American Health Care Act would let states opt out of requiring insurers to offer these benefits.
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Automation will make on-demand vehicles more affordable, dramatically expanding their use and causing more people to opt out of car ownership.
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If a dispute arises, customers who did not opt out of the new mandatory arbitration policy will now have limited legal options.
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To understand why it can be easy to opt out of vaccines, you need to understand our national system of vaccine requirements.
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ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski has reported that Durant is still likely to opt out of his contract at the end of the season.
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Employers can't opt out of the legal requirements of labor law merely by getting employees to agree to call themselves independent contractors.
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The bill would also allow states to opt out of Obamacare regulations including protections against price hikes for those with preexisting conditions.
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The alerts are free; consumers can use their phone settings to opt out of getting all but those sent by the president.
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And in districts where comprehensive sex education is provided, parents are largely allowed to opt out of such instruction for their children.
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Iowa calls its request a stopgap plan that would allow the state to opt out of the federal health insurance marketplace, HealthCare.
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When registering, they also have to disclose whether consumers are able to opt out of data collection, retention and, if so, how.
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But he has a full no-trade clause and can opt out of the contract after 2020, greatly complicating any potential move.
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Another starter, Johnny Cueto, could make $21 million that year, but he could also opt out of his contract after this season.
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The Trump Network wants to give millions of people renewed hope, and with an exciting plan to opt out of the recession.
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Next week, Uber is giving drivers an option to opt-out of surge pricing and set their prices below the Uber base.
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Last week, the city council of Los Alamitos, located in Orange County, voted to opt out of the state's California Values Act.
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You can opt out of receiving marketing and sales offers from Spectrum by phone, email, physical mail, and door-to-door sales.
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Under the Clinton plan, your payments would stop for three months, unless you call your servicer to opt out of this vacation.
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The California Consumer Privacy Act grants people in the state the right to opt-out of the sale of their personal information.
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Previous attempts to opt out of daylight saving failed, and a new bill simply establishes a task force to study the issue.
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This means I can opt out of the collision coverage offered by rental car companies and save a significant amount of money.
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Photo: Dan Callister / GettyStarting next Tuesday, Nevada residents may choose to opt-out of having their personal information resold by online businesses.
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Google and Facebook are most directly threatened by Article 21, which affords anyone the right to opt out of personally tailored ads.
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But the Trump administration developed rules to allow employers to opt out of the mandate if they had religious or moral objections.
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As part of the announcement, Facebook is updating its ad controls so you can opt out of seeing ads from particular businesses.
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The House bill allowed states to opt out of rules that required insurance companies to charge everyone the same, with few exceptions.
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Tech companies including Google, Facebook, Twitter and Apple also offer instructions on how to opt out of receiving certain types of ads.
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Right now we can opt out of driving connected cars, but there may come a time when we won't have a choice.
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If I choose to opt out of supporting these kinds of practices, I should have the ability to know and make my decision.
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All employers who wanted to opt out of the mandate had to submit a form to their insurers — or face paying a fine.
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This means a guy couldn't decide to opt out of fatherhood a few years down the track when it no longer suited him.
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Users can't opt out of texts, a requirement from a 2006 law passed by Congress called the Warning, Alert, and Response Network Act.
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Too many sites make it intentionally difficult to opt out of tracking and place an unfair burden on consumers to protect their privacy.
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The latest version of the American Heath Care Act (AHCA) would allow states to opt out of health insurance regulations governing preexisting conditions.
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And because he disagreed with that political activity, he wanted to be able to opt out of paying any fees to the union.
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Google has had its own headaches: The AP reported some Google services store users' location data even when they opt out of tracking.
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Platform would also be required to allow users access to opt-out of the collection and storage of their data in most cases.
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It would allow states to opt out of certain Obamacare protections for consumers and waive regulations requiring insurers to cover certain health benefits.
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On Google, you should turn off ("pause") your location history and opt out of other tracking measures in the search and ads areas.
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The first case, decided in 1943, upheld the right of Jehovah's Witnesses to opt out of a daily flag salute ceremony at school.
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Instead of backtracking, Kendall adds fuel to the fire and reveals the eldest sister might opt out of joining the family for Christmas.
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"If a trigger is showing up places alone, bring a friend, or choose to opt out of that specific party," Dr. Engler says.
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Among the people criticizing Trump's decision to opt out of the ceremony was Nicholas Soames, Winston Churchill's grandson and a member of Parliament.
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New courses are added each month, and whatever you download is yours forever — even if you decide to opt out of your membership.
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Trump said "no" when asked if states would be able to opt out of requiring insurers to cover those with pre-existing conditions.
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Users can also opt-out of these alerts and even review their videos before deciding whether or not to send them to police.
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States can opt out of the Obamacare provisions — a win for the Freedom Caucus — but there isn't a clear victory for the centrists.
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DeRozan can opt out of his deal in 2020, which is the same offseason LaMarcus Aldridge's contract is only guaranteed for $7 million.
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Consumers can now opt out of purchasing health insurance without facing a penalty since the Trump administration reduced the individual mandate to $0.
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Critics say that the unions have made it too difficult for nonmembers who object to paying dues to opt out of that funding.
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However, an amendment would let states opt out of core ObamaCare provisions — and let insurers charge certain sick customers more — through a waiver.
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You should know why that information is needed (and if you can opt out of providing it), and how it will be protected.
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This is particularly vexing to Tumblr's legions of underage users as minors are not able to opt-out of safe mode at all.
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Pledges to cut bureaucracy, respect currencies other than the euro and let members opt out of "ever closer union" are airy but welcome.
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The right-to-work law made it possible for workers to be represented by a union but to opt out of paying dues.
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If kids decide to use Sarahah, they should use the settings to opt out of their name or profile photo appearing in search.
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It may have chosen to opt out of the single currency, but it was more serious than others about security and foreign policy.
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Facebook, for example, does not offer any of its users, even its users in Europe, the option to opt out of targeted advertising.
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In truth the consent flow is manipulative, and Facebook does not even offer an absolute opt out of targeted advertising on its platform.
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In states with right-to-work laws, workers can opt out of paying union dues, which cripples unions' power and leverage against managers.
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Republican plans in both chambers would give states ways to opt out of requirements mandating coverage for certain conditions, including mental health treatment.
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Engelberg also told reporters that only 18 of Harvard-Westlake's roughly 1,600 students have medical exemptions allowing them to opt out of immunizations.
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States are allowed to opt out of daylight saving time, but all states are required to follow standard time from November to March.
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For the 2018 enrollment, Texas joined their ranks as of August 2017, making it the 26th state to opt out of abortion coverage.
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Amazon does the same for Alexa, but recently rolled out tools that let users opt out of having their questions analyzed by humans.
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LGBT people — like anyone else — should be able to freely practice their faith or to opt out of participating in dominant faith traditions.
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You're able to opt out of sharing your WhatsApp account information the very first time you see the app's new terms of service.
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The new proposal would allow states to apply for waivers that allow insurance companies to opt out of coverage requirements created by ObamaCare.
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The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) estimated more than $1000 a month of cost for maternity riders if states opt out of maternity coverage.
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Some 3,200 have chosen to opt out of the settlement agreement, the company said, and may join class-action suits seeking more compensation.
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Without the requirement to purchase insurance and the option for a majority of American to opt-out of participation, the system falls apart.
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Although school immunization requirements vary from state to state, Colorado allows parents to opt out of vaccines for religious, philosophical or personal beliefs.
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And the simple thing you can do is not to march on Washington but to simply opt out of a certain business's service.
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Girls' view of mathematics as boring, complicated or hard plays a significant role in students' decisions to opt out of pursuing STEM fields.
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Lawmakers managed to appease the group after tacking on the MacArthur-Meadows amendment, which essentially lets states opt out of certain Obamacare rules.
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That way users can see exactly what's being collected, then opt out of the playback data they're not comfortable with, the company says.
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It's also likely the Spurs operate above the cap this summer, even after David Lee and Dewayne Dedmon opt out of their contracts.
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We cannot opt out of using Equifax in the way we can boycott many of the other companies that have experienced a breach.
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Under such contracts, doctors can, in effect, opt out of Medicare and charge more than the amounts normally allowed by the program's rules.
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Many of these club owners, understandably so, don't feel comfortable giving up their personal information, so they opt out of promoting the shows.
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People could always opt out of a deployment if there were a valid reason, but the latest exceptions indicate the severity of exposure.
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States can opt out of daylight saving time — Arizona and Hawaii do — but states are not allowed to exempt themselves from standard time.
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There's also the question of what would motivate creators to opt out of the advertising revenue they rely on in the first place.
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Some patients delay for much longer, or opt out of evidence-based treatment in favor of something of dubious benefit that's hawked online.
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However, if you do plan on getting an Apple Card, there's one thing you might want to do: opt out of forced arbitration.
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And it's essential to get these privacy laws right today, so that people have the opportunity to opt out of online tracking now.
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And those brave souls who have decided to opt out of social media altogether might be finding themselves feeling more and more alone.
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Finally, to the extent a Ring user wishes to opt out of third party analytics sharing, there's no clear way to do so.
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She said they need to "fight" the urge to opt out of their retirement plan despite the financial uncertainty brought by the coronavirus.
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U.S. beer consumption has been declining in recent years as consumers choose other kinds of alcohol or opt out of drinking alcohol altogether.
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An Amazon spokesperson confirmed the authenticity of the email and said that merchants can opt out of the new program at any time.
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Letting people opt out of data collection is better than not giving them any choice at all, but tech companies should do better.
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Alternately, the court could rule that California's law violates the First Amendment by requiring public employees to affirmatively opt out of union payments.
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For example, you can opt out of being shown ads based on information like your relationship status, employer, job title and education history.
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It has moved to allow companies to more easily opt out of testing meant to ensure that their products comply with efficiency standards.
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Under consideration is a plan to allow military veterans to opt out of medical care at VA hospitals and instead see private doctors.
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The province may also try to opt out of some federal programmes, such as the Trudeau government's plan to pay for patients' prescriptions.
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If a customer didn't want to receive automated or pre-recorded calls, most have some clear way to opt out of future communications.
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To affiliate with a political party or opt out of voter registration, residents must return the card with the appropriate information filled out.
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Public health experts worry that the scandal may prompt Chinese families to opt out of vaccinations, even though they are required by law.
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However, that doesn't extend to employees and drivers who did not opt out of arbitration to handle claims not related to sexual harassment.
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These include help law enforcement, opt out of law enforcement searches, and research mode, which is supposed to hide your profile from everyone.
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The new owner, Verogen, said that it would actively fight future search warrants and that users can still opt out of helping police.
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Consumers do not pay to get alerts and can opt out of receiving the textlike warnings, except for those sent by the president.
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But state legislators have put policies in place that, in many cases, make it too easy for parents to opt out of vaccines.
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And we also know that most of those companies offer the option to disable or "opt out" of data sharing and marketing services.
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Facebook already offers ways for people to edit their profiles, or opt out of these types of targeted ads, according to a spokesperson.
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The US Supreme Court prevented a perfect realization of that vision, giving states the choice to opt out of the ACA's Medicaid expansion.
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This is partially due to the spread of misinformation about the vaccine, which has led parents to opt out of vaccinations for their children.
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It has shown how courses of action can be safer when doctors have to opt out of typically better practices, rather than opt in.
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Kershaw, widely thought as the best pitcher of his generation, can opt out of his contract with the Dodgers — the team that drafted him.
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At least Uber gives us the option to opt out of food related rides but Lyft has taken this to a whole new low!
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It's not possible to opt out of the system, and one shouldn't, unless they like being caught off guard by potentially life-threatening disasters.
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Street style during these next 7 days is extra special, because while some editors may opt out of London and Milan, everyone attends Paris.
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In Monero's first year, for instance, it allowed users to opt out of its privacy protections and spend coins with no mixins at all.
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Oddly enough, if you do not have a Facebook account, you will not be able to opt-out of this type of data collection.
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You could already opt out of Facebook's facial-recognition-powered photo tag suggestions, but the setting's description delicately avoided using the term facial recognition.
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If, for whatever reason, you want to opt out of receiving calls from Google Assistant, here's how to ensure you're blocking these particular robocalls.
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The company partnered with law enforcement to grant them access to Ring doorbell footage, a program which you can now finally opt out of.
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I opt out of buying access to the beach; judging by the brown water and seaweed that's invaded it, I made the right choice.
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Users can also opt out of machine learning features, like automatically created to-do lists and travel itineraries, which effectively stops information sharing, too.
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Many women of color opt out of sunscreen because of the sticky white residue, which can make your skin look more gray than glowing.
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Ron Wyden (D-O) introduced his "Mind Your Own Business Act," which would allow users to opt out of data tracking and targeted advertising.
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Some readers may argue for a simpler solution to this problem: Opt out of the technologies that could be made to spy on you.
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Consumers can opt out of the new mandatory arbitration agreement by mailing a letter to the bank by the week of August 7, 2019.
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Smith also ordered a new opportunity for gun owners to object or opt out of the settlement; a previous window had long since expired.
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But most states allow parents to opt out of vaccinating their children for any philosophical reason — and that's allowing measles to make a resurgence.
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But there are growing calls for countries to allow people to opt out of their national definition—within limits—by making their wishes known.
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But if that requirement is repealed, and there's no penalty for not having health insurance, they might opt out of participating in the exchanges.
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The company says that's no longer the case and all employees have had the option to opt out of arbitration clauses as of 2016.
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Following a Supreme Court decision in 21975 that allowed states to opt out of expanding Medicaid, 22010 did just that, leaving more people uninsured.
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If it backfires, Facebook will annoy users who are used to ad-blocking software, and could lose revenue as people opt out of ads.
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It remains to be seen if consumers will opt out of live TV streaming, as a result, at some point further down the road.
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And so, think about what you want to say, because even if you choose to "opt out" of that conversation, you're still communicating something.
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After "canoeing in a wig and full character," Johnson says there were a few things he wanted to opt out of, like axe throwing.
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On webOS TVs, go to Setting > General > About This TV > User Agreements > and opt out of Viewing Information, Personal Advertising, and/or Voice Information.
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It allows states to opt out of the ACA's essential health benefits and, in limited circumstances, its ban on charging sick people higher premiums.
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If you don't want your genetic profile passed around, both 23andMe and Ancestry let you opt out of sharing your DNA for research purposes.
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Accordingly, it has chosen in this case to let OEMs and consumers opt into having a slower, safer processor than opt out of it.
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The MacArthur amendment gives states broader ability to opt out of Obamacare regulations and roll back protections for individuals with pre-existing conditions. Rep.
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On Monday, it also was reported that Beal will opt out of playing with Team USA in the upcoming FIBA World Cup in China.
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It would allow states to opt out of essential health benefits and Obamacare's requirement that insurers charge sick and healthy people the same rates.
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When asked specifically if Facebook will allow users to users to opt-out of the setting, Facebook said it won't comment on future plans.
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The Court is also considering a second question in the case concerning whether non-members must affirmatively opt out of a union's ideological spending.
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A law passed last year, however, lifted this obligation and gave Petrobras the freedom to opt out of bidding for new pre-salt blocks.
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After all, an informed and empowered consumer means it's far more likely that people will opt out of data monetization schemes, reducing overall revenues.
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Equally important, states also can opt out of mandating that insurers cover 10 essential benefits, including emergency services, hospitalization, prescription drugs, and preventive care.
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When we charge healthy Americans more for their health care insurance than economically rational, we force these Americans to opt out of health insurance.
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The amendment would allow states to seek waivers to opt out of certain Obamacare requirements, including those that protect those with pre-existing conditions.
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In the meantime, though, users who want to opt out of Superhuman's (and any of the number other aforementioned platforms') tracking have few options.
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Meanwhile, advertisers trying to reach every member of a demographic might not want a way for people to pay to opt-out of ads.
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Republicans have indicated they will consider separate legislation closing the loophole allowing members of Congress and staff to opt out of the healthcare plan.
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With this update, Facebook will allow you to opt out of certain ad targeting categories or set preferences to block ads from particular businesses.
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And we showed you how to opt out of online data broker sites, although fair warning that it's a huge pain in the neck.
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White Pages: Head here to find your information on White Pages, and then head here if you want to opt out of the database.
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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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Deliveroo later apologized and said its riders could opt out of the new system, although the trials are continuing in areas such as Camden.
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For a more comprehensive opt-out of this cross-site tracking, visit the Digital Advertising Alliance and follow the link by Exercise your choice.
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By contrast, in its present form, the aviation agreement would allow a participating country to opt out of the voluntary phase after six months.
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The three-time champion, including 2016 when the Cavaliers beat Golden State in seven games, can opt out of his Cleveland contract this offseason.
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It also would require greater transparency on what personal information is collected by vehicles and allow drivers to opt out of any data collection.
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Sign up to receive your bank and brokerage statements electronically, rather than by mail, and opt out of prescreened credit card and insurance offers.
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In an ideal world, they should also have the ability to opt out of such data collection without having to lose access to service.
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Google says it will let users of its Chrome web browser opt-out of the controversial automatic login feature that debuted earlier this month.
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Parents and guardians would also be informed one week ahead of time so they could opt out of having their child attend the class.
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To bring back Yoenis Cespedes last winter, the Mets had to give him the right to opt out of his contract after this season.
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The duo announced an agreement in late April to revise the bill to allow states to opt out of some of ObamaCare's regulatory requirements.
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Just the annual downpour of scrutiny and rumors swirling around LeBron James as his ability to opt out of his contract approaches this summer.
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Fortunately, you can opt out of forced arbitration with Hertz if you email them within 30 days of renting, saying you reject the provision.
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They also objected to an alternative offered by the government that would allow them to opt out of the requirement by completing a form.
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A Colorado state lawmaker is drafting legislation to eliminate an exemption that allows parents to opt out of vaccinating their children for personal reasons.
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The reality is that any privacy guidelines worth their salt will create informed, empowered consumers more likely to opt-out of data monetization schemes.
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Or perhaps you chose to opt out of hitting a button altogether; a fighting game can be about the spaces in between button presses.
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You can either opt out of the game or you can try to buy all the balls, knowing you're going to get a diamond.
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Luckily, Britain exercised its right to opt out of the euro and keep the pound, so it was spared the worst of the recession.
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Harden will be 28 next season, with two more years on his deal before he can opt out of a $32.7 million player option.
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Among those 47 states, 18 states also allow parents to opt out of vaccines if they have personal, moral or philosophical beliefs against immunizations.
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We don't know yet how many employers will opt out of providing their employees with no-cost birth control under Mr. Trump's rule change.
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So why, across Canada and in many parts of the US, can parents opt out of getting their kids vaccinated for non-medical reasons?
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In New York, four counties have already declared their intention to opt out of any legalization law, including both populous counties on Long Island.
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In October, the Trump administration issued rules allowing many employers to opt out of providing such coverage if they had religious or moral objections.
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You can opt out of paying the fee at the start of any given month, but only if you don't plan on buying anything.
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The spokesperson said that Apple was also working on a software upgrade that would give users the ability to opt out of the program.
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In this way, a company could effectively opt out of testing and neither their competitors nor the public would have any way of knowing.
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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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In the end, the groups' answer was no; even signing a form to opt out of the entire program was a step too far.
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Affluent parents are able to take advantage of the system in ways low-income parents cannot, or they opt out of public schools altogether.
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He can opt out of his contract at the end of the season to become a free agent — but that is for another day.
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The school usually goes through about 300 frogs a year, she said, and several students in each class always opt out of the assignment.
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Stanton is signed through the 2028 season for an average of $28 million a year, but may opt out of his contract after 2020.
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This summer, Facebook introduced a feature that shows where ads come from, and allows you to opt out of targeted ads under your settings.
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Workers should be allowed to pick both their benefits and benefit providers for themselves, or be allowed to opt out of the system entirely.
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U.S. citizens and permanent residents have been able to opt out of the process — but DHS recently proposed making the screening mandatory for all.
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As of today, we can now opt out of autoplay previews, a feature of Netflix's user experience that I almost always do not want.
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Click here to access Google's privacy controls to review and delete recordings (and turn off "ad personalization" to opt out of the targeted ads).
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Further, the report found, it's not always obvious how students can opt out of the billing if they want to search elsewhere for textbooks.
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Source: Salary Finance Keep in mind you can opt out of your bank's overdraft protection and you will not have to pay a fee.
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Pence's proposal would hand states the power to choose whether to opt out of two ObamaCare regulations that conservatives argue are driving up premiums.
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Under the GDPR, websites operating in Europe must let users opt out of cookie tracking and other surveillance via very clear on-screen notifications.
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But a former student is now asking to opt out of the settlement, a move that, if permitted, could put the deal in jeopardy.
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Another video from the reception in which Princess Anne appeared to opt out of greeting Trump in the receiving line has also gone viral.
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For many of them, there may be things that you will want to manually opt out of if you want to guard your privacy.
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In 2010, Subway added egg-based sandwiches to its morning menu, even though by 2018 locations were able to opt-out of serving them.
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One way is through a product called Blackbird, which lets consumers opt out of receiving ads and control their privacy settings on publishers' platforms.
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Employees can opt out of these programs, and personal information specific to a worker is not supposed to be shared directly with the company.
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Expanding these waivers would potentially allow states to opt out of some of the law's requirements, and Democrats worry this could undo patient protections.
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Although the attorney general could opt out of including a letter with the report, he could instead make his objections public, the Post said.
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While plenty opt-out of decorating (or use one of the many overdone phrases), many are inspired to be creative and unique when decorating.
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They would allow customers to opt out of their information grabbing ad-crammed service, but for an additional cost of $500 to $800 annually.
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We also make it easy for customers to opt out of interest based advertising from Amazon via the advertising preferences page on our website.
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The first proposal would allow individuals to opt out of Medicare Part A (hospital coverage) without the move interfering with their Social Security benefits.
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At the heart of the talks was California's longstanding right to opt out of national auto emissions rules and set its own tailpipe standards.
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American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees, Council 85033 has the right to opt out of paying even one penny to the union.
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The announcement comes after months, if not years, of app users begging Uber to give them the choice to opt out of talking to drivers.
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The changes would allow more employers, including publicly traded companies, to opt out of providing no-cost contraceptive coverage to women by claiming religious objections.
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Williams says that if you plan on copying the trendy color, you should visit a professional and opt out of bleaching your hair at home.
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In a moment of euphoria, Eduardo wrote: Though Venezuela crumbled around him, Eduardo found a way to opt-out of his government's mass-imposed misery.
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In order to fully opt-out of having your location activity stored by Google, you have to also pause the Web & Activity control as well.
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Login to your Yahoo account and visit the Ad Interest Manager or sign in to AOL and choose to opt out of interest-based advertising.
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Carriers that switch on such technologies will be required to let customers opt out of the programs if they wish and continue receiving all calls.
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Durant can opt out of the second year of his two-year, $61.5 million contract and become a free agent after the 2018-19 season.
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Individuals passing the cameras involved in the pilot will not be able to opt out of having their faces run against the facial recognition algorithm.
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However, the deal was not what it seemed, as it came full of non-guarantees and ways for the 49ers to opt out of it.
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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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It tells users they can opt out of the interest-based ads dynamic, but never explicitly tells users they can't escape from behavioral tracking wholesale.
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Rather, if a woman decides to have the child, the man involved should have the ability to opt out of the legal obligations of fatherhood.
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It's now much easier to cancel a subscription, and communication about when and how members must "opt out" of each month's options is much clearer.
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Wyden's bill would institute a federal Do Not Track requirement, giving users the option to opt out of data tracking that's used to target ads.
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One major area where it could improve is allowing people to more completely opt out of search, including by their phone number, to avoid stalkers.
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Both the league and players' association can opt out of the CBA this December, but either way experts largely expect the heavy spending to continue.
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As such, you can still opt out of robocall blocking if you for some reason love robocalls or if you're worried about the heavy hand.
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Are investors vastly underestimating how much this kind of tool, eliminating targeting for people who opt out of it, could really impact your bottom line?
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You've got the option to opt out of displaying your number, in which case other people will see "unknown caller" when your Echo rings them.
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It's these purchases that technologists equate to "natural selection," but it's nearly impossible for most people to opt out of a lot of these arrangements.
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The accord will help "ensure that residents who opt out of receiving promotional calls are not forced to deal with these harassing messages," Cuomo said.
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You know, it's just the kind of underlying question of is the system as it is that we can't opt out of a fair system.
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And there are also a ton of less-visible ad tracking networks that let you opt-out of some amount of tracked by going here.
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As Vox's Anna North reported last month, the new rules would make it easier for more employers to opt-out of offering birth control coverage.
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Alternatively, they can opt out of the transition altogether, which will mean that their data will be deleted forever when the service is switched off.
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None of these policies offer a definitive, clear way to opt out of having your browsing history sold for any purpose, not just targeted ads.
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These platforms are inescapable; you may opt out of one or two of them, but together, they form a gilded mesh blanketing the entire economy.
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Roku's pitch to advertisers is its ad personalization technology, but users are able to opt out of this targeting through the form here, it seems.
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The deadline to exclude yourself or opt out of the settlement process is November 19, and all claims need to be filed by January 22.
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This data can be accessed on the iRobot HOME App, where users can opt out of allowing it to be collected by changing their settings.
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That's because in the United States the web demands that we actively opt-out of being tracked – and takes away some functionality if we do.
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And it's standing in the way of our perceptions of what it means to opt out of traditional dating structures, like not participating in dating.
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Those people can opt out of paying for the subscription they didn't ask for, but only if they click a link in the email. What.
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Those who are auto-enrolled would, of course, be given the chance either to opt out of that coverage or eventually to select different coverage.
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An employer with a religious objection to contraception only has to fill out a one-page form to opt out of paying for contraception coverage.
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Snap does not share location information with advertisers, and Snapchat users can also opt-out of any location-based targeting by turning off location services.
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Non-members can opt out of paying for union political activities, which means they pay around $600 a year in mandatory fees covering collective bargaining.
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The comedian and late night host's new special "Lobby Baby" will feature a "skip politics" button, allowing viewers to opt out of his political jokes.
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Spotify allows you to opt out of third-party ads, but it could do more to empower you to control the flow of your data.
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In the best scenario, we could opt out of these systems completely, asking companies to delete the data if we don't want the curated recommendations.
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The number of Americans who said they are likely to opt out of homeownership increased 8 percentage points in this year's survey, compared to 2016.
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Neither parents nor kids get to review or opt out of these arrangements without risking the student's ability to effectively participate in the education process.
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The new feature isn't yet active in Safari — I never once got an alert asking me to opt-in or opt-out of being tracked.
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In other words, "a state cannot enable a provider or an insurer to opt out of nondiscrimination requirements that apply under federal law," Samuel said.
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ANZ Securities, which will determine the scope of investors' rights to opt out of class actions when they decide they'd rather litigate on their own.
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Under her hard, silent look, you are forced to concede that ideally no workday should require a person to opt out of seeing someone's erection.
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Under Hensarling's plan, large financial institutions could effectively opt out of some government oversight if they agree to hold on to larger amounts of capital.
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Earlier this year, the company finally changed its facial recognition settings to make it easier for users to opt-out of face-recognizing photo tags.
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British workers in can choose to opt out of automatic enrollment, but fewer than 10 percent have done so because inertia is a powerful force.
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When he transitions from talking about his family and personal life to poking fun at the president, viewers can opt out of watching that segment.
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Kyle Mullica (D) has begun drafting a bill to eliminate an exception that allows parents to opt out of vaccinating their children for personal reasons.
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All of a sudden, their iPhone Chrome browser stopped supporting "Do Not Track," a feature designed to help consumers opt out of online tracking. Snap.
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You get options such as the ability to opt out of direct messages and can get extra information about your followers and overall engagement. Instagram
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The problem lies with the working time agreement, where you "opt out" of the regular 40-hour week and commit to doing 60 plus hours.
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And hosts have to have the ability to opt out of voicing an ad for an advertiser they don't feel comfortable with for any reason.
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Nor does it offer a complete opt-out of being tracked and profiled; rather its partial ad settings let users "influence what ads you see".
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The latest Republican plan would allow states to opt out of Obamacare provisions that force insurers to charge sick and healthy people the same rates.
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Tech companies would be required to provide users a "one-click" solution to opt out of companies using their personal information to sell targeted ads.
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If you're not the type of driver who likes to flaunt your car's go-fast cachet, you can opt out of this rear wing spoiler.
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"This is the fundamental way we fund American society, and thanks to technology they found a way to opt out of that," Mr. Keller said.
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Drivers who prefer using Waze — also owned by Google parent company Alphabet — will initially be able to opt out of using the in app navigation.
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They may "decide for themselves how much they would like to train," and can even opt out of games if they just want to practice.
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Facebook users can opt out of certain types of ads, or curate the list of their "interests" that Facebook uses to show them targeted ads.
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The ruling, handed down in June, allows government workers in every state to opt out of paying agency fees to labor unions that represent them.
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According to the bill, companies with fewer than 50 employees will be allowed to opt out of the provisions if they would jeopardize business viability.
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The decision could encourage many workers perfectly happy with their unions' work to make the economically rational decision to opt out of paying for it.
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Later, under pressure from religious nonprofit organizations, officials also created a process that allowed those groups to opt out of paying for birth control coverage.
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If repeal is approved, people could opt out of buying policies because they would no longer face a tax penalty and millions could go uninsured.
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In the wake of the recent backlash, Amazon is changing its settings so people can opt out of having their voice recordings reviewed by humans.
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Carmelo Anthony does not intend to opt out of his current contract with the Oklahoma City Thunder, according to a person familiar with Anthony's decision.
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Damian Finol created a running directory of company pages that allow California residents to opt-out of their data being sold and request their information.
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The Senate bill would give states sweeping new authority to opt out of federal insurance standards established by the Affordable Care Act, congressional aides said.
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California Teachers Association -- expressed doubt about a law in California that requires public sector workers to opt out of paying union fees for collective bargaining.
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California Teachers Association — expressed doubt about a law in California that requires public sector workers to opt out of paying union fees for collective bargaining.
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Heinemeier Hansson, of Basecamp, argued that "you cannot opt out of this data collection" if you want to use large swaths of the internet today.
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The company which sells the popular Ring doorbell is also giving users the ability to opt-out of sharing information with third-party service providers.
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They could decide to opt out of provisions that require insurers to cover a standard, minimum package of benefits, known as the essential health benefits.
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Dubbed the Mind Your Own Business Act, the bill promises consumers the ability to opt out of data collection and sale with a single click.
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That said, it doesn't feel like either of these teams would opt out of a potential White House visit as the Eagles did in 2018.
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They don't use the service so they can participate in experiments or contribute to research, and they don't get to opt out of these studies.
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Cole can opt out of the deal after five years, but the Yankees' commitment is nine, which may not be as risky as it sounds.
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Critics of the administration of George W. Bush contend that hawks surrounding the President were looking for an excuse to opt out of the agreement.
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Summers's estimate is based on a Congressional Budget Office report that 13 million Americans would opt out of ObamaCare if the individual mandate is repealed.
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The emails may come from Top Nine and its affiliate companies, but each one will contain instructions on how to "opt-out" of these messages.
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The city council in Los Alamitos, located in Orange County, voted 4 to 1 earlier this week to opt out of the law, CNBC reported.
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The company which sells the popular Ring doorbell is also giving users the ability to opt-out of sharing information with third-party service providers.
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The bill, if passed, would simply make it harder for parents to opt out of vaccines in cases where they're using the medical exemption spuriously.
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According to a blog post by the company's CEO, Anne Wojcicki, customers can choose to opt-in or opt-out of studies at any time.
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One day after the midterm elections, the Trump administration released final rules allowing employers to opt out of providing health insurance that covers birth control.
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Zuckerberg: There is a way for users to opt out of Facebook targeting them with ads based on the data they have about each user.
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But the requirement that users opt-out of the feature led privacy groups including Electronic Privacy Information Center to file complaints with the Federal Trade Commission.
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Will it offer a version of its platform that lets people completely opt out of targeted advertising, as it has studiously avoided doing so so far.
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Wasserman Schultz is listed as a co-sponsor on the bill that would stall CFPB's regulations and give states the opportunity to opt out of them.
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The app lets you opt out of being matched at any time — like if you want to walk around the grocery store in your sweats unseen.
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This is partially due to the spread of misinformation about the vaccine, which has led parents to opt out of giving children the life-saving protections.
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Privacy advocates say that the vast majority of WhatsApp's users will neither read the terms-of-service, nor take steps to opt-out of the program.
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In the year since Kaepernick began his protests, some players have continued to opt out of national anthem, with an obvious wave of them this weekend.
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And those state employees are making the decisions now whether to opt in or opt out of the dues, the dues paying and the union membership.
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It's a little cheaper than it was before, but it's also something you can't opt out of (except in the case of base-price Model 3).
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"For Alexa, we already offer customers the ability to opt out of having their voice recordings used to help develop new Alexa features," a spokeswoman said.
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On The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, the host joked that Americans actually could opt out of the system, despite the true reports to the contrary.
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Google's promise to let third-party sites opt out of scraping was a five-year commitment that is scheduled to expire a couple days after Christmas.
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And they're deciding that they only want a certain amount of diversity in their schools before they decide it's better to opt out of the system.
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"The rules will broaden the ability of employers, universities, religious institutions, and even health insurers to opt-out of covering birth control," BuzzFeed News previously reported.
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Officials at Family Tree said customers could decide to opt out of any familial matching, which would prevent their profiles from being searchable by the FBI.
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Clear History seemingly gives users the ability to see their browsing history, clear it from their profile, and opt out of browsing history collection moving forward.
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Users can also snooze, or hide, posts from accounts they do not want to see, but you cannot opt out of the feature altogether, he said.
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Not to mention just generally shamey A simple fix, should the feature return, would be to offer the option to opt out of the calorie estimates.
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Users could opt out of machine learning, but there was no way to get out of having notes made available for potentially being read by staff.
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So opt out of wrestling with the one necklace you want to wear on Monday morning and shop the ten over-the-door hangers ahead instead.
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The new page encourages users to turn on two-factor authentication and gives them the option to opt out of targeted ads and notifications from Apple.
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Because Chase is making a change, the company is giving customers the chance to opt out of this new policy and reserve their right to sue.
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Among other things, this will give users more power to opt out of being tracked online and to stop their information being shared with third parties.
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We'll see on March 8, "A Day Without a Woman," when half the world's population is being encouraged to effectively opt out of the global economy.
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After a meeting with airline unions on Monday afternoon, Air France announced that it will allow female flight crew to opt out of flights to Tehran.
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For him, it's about time and place and he believes the Super Bowl is just too big a stage to opt out of playing on it.
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In an attempt to drive down premiums, the House's conservative Freedom Caucus insisted that states be able to opt out of the essential health benefits requirements.
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At present, the only way to opt out of being recorded is to just hang up the phone — not the best way to get repeat visitors.
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Some budget experts are dubious that the AHCA state waivers, which allow states to opt out of key Obamacare regulations, pass muster under the Senate rules.
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Under Obamacare, certain religious employers could opt out of paying for that coverage, but women still received the birth-control benefit provided by insurance companies separately.
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He notes that participation in programs like organ donation and savings plans rises dramatically when people have to opt out of them instead of opting in.
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Like the AHCA, it would still keep federal funds from Planned Parenthood for a year and allow states to opt out of covering essential health benefits.
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But one small but pivotal aspect of the ruling was not expected: that public employees must now opt-in, rather than opt-out of the union.
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Twenty-eight percent of respondents wanted companies that collect data to be required to give consumers the ability to opt out of having that data shared.
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Screening details will be communicated in advance to participants, and participants will have the ability to opt-out of any screening, but will forgo bounty compensation.
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