@alanbell Agreed that you do not literally eject a USB key, however we have found repeatedly in user testing that users look for a USB key 'eject' option, and are most comfortable taking about USB device removal in terms of "ejecting". This is very much a product of conditioning from using Windows, but none the less we don't gain anything from deviating from the recognised Windows conventions at this specific point.
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