Not one of them says “click here” if you agree to whatever it is you are supposed to agree to. I’m just left staring at all these lines and lines of text.
So I have been deleting them. No idea what the end result will be. Don’t much care either way.
Apophthegm - a big word for a small thought. If you live in Derbyshire, as I do.
There are masses of emails today (the day before the deadline!) imploring me to be kind to them and tick yes, yes, yes. And I am thinking oh goody, no, no, no - I might actually be able to get rid of all the junk email at last. I'm not holding my breath though.
If you get the pop up box on this site you have to click on ‘more actions’ (I think that’s what it says) . If you scroll down you will see that all :third party ‘ are ticked as active, you need to click on them so it says Inactive. Unless you want all third party world and his wives extracting your info. It’s all about advertising. I don’t need it.
Gardening on the wild, windy west side of Dartmoor.
I've been getting emails from companies etc. I had forgotten about! Can't remember hearing from them for a long time, but there is something satisfying about saying "No thanks" Trouble is, some you have to "click on" to stay in touch, and others you don't.
I've stopped every single thing I possibly can, from every single company. If I later find out I'm missing something, I can always go back to them ask to be made " active " again. To be fair, I'd rather be given the option, than NOT given the option, which is basically what's been the case to date unless you trawl through endless terms and conditions.
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Not one of them says “click here” if you agree to whatever it is you are supposed to agree to. I’m just left staring at all these lines and lines of text.
So I have been deleting them. No idea what the end result will be. Don’t much care either way.
If you live in Derbyshire, as I do.
It’s all about advertising. I don’t need it.
If I later find out I'm missing something, I can always go back to them ask to be made " active " again.
To be fair, I'd rather be given the option, than NOT given the option, which is basically what's been the case to date unless you trawl through endless terms and conditions.