Do you think Microsoft understands consent?
Yes
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Do you think Microsoft understands consent?
Yes
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Do you think Microsoft understands consent?
Yes
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Do you think Microsoft understands consent?
Yes
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Do you think Microsoft understands consent?
Yes
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Do you think Microsoft understands consent?
Yes
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Do you think Microsoft understands consent?
Yes
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Do you think Microsoft understands consent?
Yes
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Do you think Microsoft understands consent?
Yes
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Do you think Microsoft understands consent?
Yes
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Do you think Microsoft understands consent?
Yes
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Do you think Microsoft understands consent?
Yes
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Do you think Microsoft understands consent?
Yes
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Do you think Microsoft understands consent?
Yes
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Do you think Microsoft understands consent?
Yes
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Do you think Microsoft understands consent?
Yes
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You may think these are all overwhelming wins, but if you started with 100 people, there would only be 66 left at this point. And since they only ever ask once for "Yes," you rapidly get diminishing remainders.
They are a corporation. They have time and money that none of us individually do. They can wait out 10, 20, 700 attempts at asking. The only way to win this is to either always have everybody answer no, or stop rewarding companies that blatantly don't care about consent at all.
No permanent negative option means they understand, and refuse to practice, consent.
See you in three days.
