You're saying this group of "most people" knows what's being sent, that they're exercising informed consent? Surely you aren't hanging this argument on "common sense."
Or that they got a prescription filled. For Valtrex.
What would be helpful -- but that I am adamantly against -- would be tons of data drops, in communities across the nation, of local church leaders and local community leaders.
Many of them are not stupid. On average, half of them are above average. They're just uninformed and busy with their own lives.
Here’s some: https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2018/03/27/americans-c...
91% of Americans feel that they have lost control of their personal data and privacy. The logical conclusion is that at least that many understand what they have gotten themselves into. That would indicate that a majority of people are exercising informed consent, despite the vast majority of Americans feeling that way, they continue to use the gamut of products and services.