How to Opt out of PayPal's "Agreement to Arbitrate"
How to Opt out of PayPal’s “Agreement to Arbitrate”
It’s worth considering if you’re a PayPal user.
How to Opt out of PayPal’s “Agreement to Arbitrate”
It’s worth considering if you’re a PayPal user.
Othman Laraki, Director of Growth and International at Twitter, on the official Twitter Blog:
Like other Twitter email notifications, you can manage your preferences for this new digest in your Notification Settings.
That is true, but Twitter has opted all users into their new weekly email digest. If you don’t want it, you’ll have to opt out of it. The quoted line is a half-assed way of telling us that.
Twitter is (arguably) progressive on patents and protective of privacy, so I won’t spend hundreds of words criticizing them on this particular point, but it’s worth noting.
Companies introducing new features always have two options:
I don’t understand why more companies don’t go with the second option. I find it hard to believe that blind adoption by users too underinformed or lazy to opt-out is somehow more valuable than voluntary adoption.
But the persistence of opt-out feature introductions suggests companies believe exactly that, whether or not it’s accurate.