GUIDES · BETSLIP DOCTOR
Does enabling community notifications opt me into promotional messages?
A setting for community activity alerts and a choice about promotional messages are different purposes. Enabling one should not be treated as proof that you chose the other. Check the wording of each setting or consent prompt and use the official support route if you cannot tell what it controls. This is a practical distinction, not a legal conclusion or a claim that BSD currently sends promotional messages or has a particular marketing toggle.
For Users deciding whether an activity-alert preference also applies to promotional messages. · Updated
Read what the preference covers
A community alert refers to activity such as a reply, reaction, or event. Promotional messages have a different purpose. Read the exact wording of a setting or prompt instead of assuming one preference controls both.
Do not infer a marketing choice
Only an explicit choice about promotional messaging can tell you what that prompt covers. If the setting is unclear, check the official privacy or support information before changing it. This guide does not make a legal statement about consent or describe a current BSD marketing program.
A community activity preference
Suppose a user turns on alerts for replies to a club discussion. That choice describes community activity. It does not, by itself, explain whether the user has separately chosen to receive promotional messages.
Related questions
Does enabling activity alerts automatically mean I chose promotional messages?
Do not assume so. The purposes are different; read any separate promotional-message choice and its wording.