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Guidelines for opt-in consent
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When we talk about metrics, we need to talk about user safety and privacy. This is especially important for opt-out experiences. This articles outlines techniques to implement and practice when deploying metrics within your app. It's divided into three sections:
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Refer to the 'Harm Reduction' section for more details on how to protect the safety and privacy of your users when measuring.
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**Recommendations**
Opt-in can work really well in certain cases, if it aligns with your goals. Below we’ve outlined some sample uses.
* In-App Surveys
* Failed States
* Focus Groups
* If you can implement a clever, intuitive user experience that you believe will capture a representative sample.
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Once we start exploring the consent approaches for learning of experiences beyond these transactional moments, we need more clever ways to respectfully get consent without annoying users. This is why the Regular Use format breaks down into 3 techniques. It's also where we explore an opt-out, or invisible, approach. In this article, we'll explore the benefits and recommendations for opt-in and opt-out experiences.
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In **Consent Models**, we explore different approaches to consent. For example: - In an in-app survey, the consent is inherent. This approach eliminates the need to interupt the user to ask for consent to do something. They simply respond to a question. - When you meet a person in a moment of failure, the consent you're asking for is very relevant and connected to the user's power to influence product improvements. - If you're complimenting traditionals processes with instrumentation, you have a focused group of people whom you are engaging outside of the app. They have a deeper understanding and connection to contributing to improvements. Consent is more meaningful for them as they have more context.
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The [Model D](https://www.figma.com/proto/PCidwMndwt7rQGP9aSGgkd/Clean-Insights-Measurement-Consent-UX-04.01.2021?node-id=940-283&page-id=940%3A104&scaling=min-zoom&starting-point-node-id=940%3A283&viewport=241%2C48%2C0.5) Figma prototype will give you a feel for this consent experience.
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Taking a mixed method approach, you can compliment a traditional qualitative research study with instrumentation in the app. The metrics generated can give insight into participants' experience using the app in normal life conditions.
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