You're not applying for a job today. You're putting a profile in the talent pool of the company whose link you followed. Two steps: this short form, then a 10-minute assessment. They search that pool when they open a role, and if they want to talk to you, they get in touch. Nothing from that company reaches you automatically — their emails are ones a person there decided to send. One thing does send by itself, and only if you ask for it: the next screen has a tick box offering eight short emails about how businesses use behavioral data, one a week, and then they stop. Tick it and those eight send on a schedule with nobody in the loop. Leave it and you get none.