It changed from "We rigorously maintain the 1:1 ratio by the best technological means available because it's one of the 'pillars' of our whole legal defense" to "We have an infinite ratio but that's okay because there's a lot of physical books out there somewhere not being read"
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Because if IA actually needed their consent then they needed to ask them before they did it, and just going ahead and doing it and waiting to see if they found out or complained was a massive violation of consent That's how consent works
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(And the fact that the tech industry in general works this way - "Move fast, break stuff", "It's easier to ask forgiveness than permission" - is why people hate this culture Uber straightforwardly violating taxicab regulations and then retroactively changing the laws)
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they still provided a means. authors don't consent to libraries specifically either.
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