The reason I ask is that we had an individual yesterday talking about how consent in some cases isn't good enough, and in some cases, I understand that. I'm a reasonably busy person, so I can't be expected to read every agreement about terms and conditions; I can't be expected to read all of them. If secondary consents are in every single app I use and I have to agree to 10 different consents, am I really going to be able to protect my own personal information? I don't think we should expect that of consumers, which is why we have consumer protection law and implied warranties in other contexts.
McNamee yesterday suggested that some things should strictly be off the table. I put it to Google that maybe Google shouldn't be able to read my emails and target me based on ads—that should be off the table. Do you think, Apple, that certain things should just be off the table?