Optoutmalli
Optoutmalli, or the opt-out model, refers to a policy or system design in which individuals are automatically enrolled in a program, service, or data-processing activity by default and must actively decline to participate. Participation is assumed unless an opt-out action is taken. This contrasts with opt-in models, where explicit consent is required before enrollment or processing.
Common domains for opt-out models include marketing communications, data collection and analytics, and some public or
Key design features of opt-out systems include a clear notice of enrollment, simple and accessible mechanisms
Critics point to concerns about autonomy and informed consent, noting that default enrollment can pressure users
Overall, optoutmalli is a widely used but debated approach, balancing operational efficiency with respect for user