This will be my last question. You mentioned the importance of choice and not deviating from the consent model for that reason. It strikes me, as terms of use get more complicated and we're opting into so many different services, that there is an existing model already in Ontario that has lasted for decades. In the Sale of Goods Act we talk about implied warranties, and there are standard terms the consumers cannot opt out of; businesses cannot allow consumers to opt out of them, for consumer protection. Do you think the same principles could apply with respect to privacy?
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