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  • 00:12, 31 July 2025 Mr Pollo talk contribs deleted page Notability Privacy Policy forced consent (content was: "{{Delete|no article contents}}{{IncidentCargo |Company=Ginger Labs |StartDate=2025-07-18 |EndDate=2025-07-27 |Status=Active |Product=Notability |ArticleType=Product |Type=Privacy |Description=The user received a popup in the Notability app after a privacy policy change without an option to decline. They were no longer able to use the app. }} {{Ph-I-Int}} ==Background== {{Ph-I-B}} ==[Incident]== {{Ph-I-I}} ===[Company]'s response=== {{Ph-I-ComR}} ==Lawsuit== {{Ph-I-L}} ==C...")
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