opt in

verb

1. (intr, adverb) to choose to be involved in or part of a scheme, etc

Example Sentences

But residents must opt in to receive them.

From Salon

A third option could be to put it on BBC iPlayer so it's available for MasterChef fans to opt in to stream, but isn't being actively pushed out on primetime TV.

From BBC

It seems clear that James is going to opt in to his $52.6 million contract this week and remain with the team — and son Bronny — for at least one more season.

From Los Angeles Times

The first key dates are Sunday, when LeBron James and Dorian Finney-Smith have to inform the Lakers and when James Harden has to inform the Clippers of their decisions to opt in or out of their contracts, and Monday, when the NBA free-agency period begins.

From Los Angeles Times

The commission claims that even if universities decide not to opt in to the revenue-sharing agreements, they’ll still have to report NIL agreements that go beyond the $600 threshold.

From Los Angeles Times