I think it starts with reviewing your Customer Agreement. And then if you've agreed to a share lending clause, ask if you can disagree to it now.
Who knows, they might agree. If nothing, the exercise will tell us if we should be feeling guilty and helpless.
https://www.sonnlaw.com/faq/can-my-broker-lend-my-shares/
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