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Privacy Principles

allowed to do so without the actor retaliating, for instance by artificially removing an unrelated feature, by decreasing the quality of the service, or by trying to cajole, badger, or trick the person into opting back into the processing.

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Note that because data is valuable, some sites offer an informed, free, and fair exchange of -appropriate user information for original content that the site created or paid for the creation of. -If a user chooses not to participate in such an exchange, denying them access to the site is not -retaliation.

2.15 Support Choosing Which Information to Present

Principle 2.15.1: User agents should support people in choosing which information they provide to actors that request it, up to and including allowing users to provide arbitrary information.