Comment by catchnear4321

you can opt out of the auto opt-in. hence “being opted in.” a decision is being made on your behalf. they chose for you.

put less confusingly, “yes” is the new default value being set, and you can say that’s not your choice, either before it is set or after.

if you think the language in that email wasn’t overthought before it went out, you’re kidding yourself.