For years, Microsoft's software setup offered users the illusion of choice — a door that would swing open again in seventy-two hours rather than one that could be closed. Now, in a quiet but meaningful revision to Windows 11's initial setup experience, users can decline OneDrive outright, without deferral or reminder. It is a small change in interface and a larger one in principle, touching on the long-contested question of what genuine consent looks like when a corporation designs the room in which you make your decisions.