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af·fir·ma·tive (ə-fûr′mə-tĭv)
adj.
1. Asserting that something is true or correct, as with the answer "yes": an affirmative reply.
2. Giving assent or approval; confirming: an affirmative vote.
3. Positive; optimistic: an affirmative outlook.
4. Logic Of, relating to, or being a proposition in which the predicate affirms something about the subject, such as the statement apples have seeds.
n.
1. A word or statement of agreement or assent, such as the word yes.
2. The side in a debate that upholds the proposition: Her team will speak for the affirmative.
adv.
Informal Used in place of the response "yes" to express confirmation or consent.
af·fir′ma·tive·ly adv.
https://www.thefreedictionary.com/affirmativelyI can't see ANY of these meaning possibly making sense if it's about someone downloading confidential information when they shouldn't.
The only meaning that could make sense (but even that is rather a tenuous link) is:
2. Giving assent or approval;
i.e. user shouldn't permit anyone else to download confidential information randomly in various parts of the IT system.
