One of two central concepts of choice. An individual actively affirms their choice by
checking a box or performing another action that indicates their consent in the
affirmative. The box would not already be checked. Individuals often
‘opt-in’ to receiving marketing emails or that they agree to the conditions of
the entity’s privacy policy (which may state their personal information may be
shared with third parties).
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