Sentence examples for explicitly opt from inspiring English sources

Since these services require users to explicitly opt in, then perhaps being tracked when you don't want to be is your own tough luck.

But he suggested that substantial objections would be eliminated if the settlement applied only to books whose authors or copyright owners would explicitly "opt in" to its terms.

Since many do not save at all, the OECD favours mandatory plans, or at least automatic enrolment for all who do not explicitly opt out.

The researchers now claim that Facebook tracks computers of users without their consent, whether they are logged in to Facebook or not, and even if they are not registered users of the site or explicitly opt out in Europe.

Teenagers using Ucas Progress must explicitly opt in to mailings from the organisation and advertisers, though the organisation's privacy statement says: "We do encourage you to tick the box as it helps us to help you".

Drawing on the behavioural literature that found workers procrastinate on retirement planning, Ms. Madrian and Mr. Shea speculated that if workers avoid participation because it involves effort, then having to explicitly opt out should increase it.

Google has explicitly opted out of being described as a "media" company.

The photos posted on Twitter, using Twitter's own tools, do not contain additional information, like location, unless the user explicitly opts to include it.

Facebook applications can glean information not only about the Facebook user who downloads the application, but also about his or her Facebook friends – unless a user explicitly opts out.

Facebook tracks the web browsing of everyone who visits a page on its site even if the user does not have an account or has explicitly opted out of tracking in the EU, extensive research commissioned by the Belgian data protection agency has revealed.

Users can explicitly opt-in to these rewards, and there's a shopping icon in the app's top bar that lets users scroll through different rewards available to them based on points they've earned by browsing the web.