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If you ask for all of it in one go, you don't have to bother the user with new T&Cs all the time. You also only pay the lawyers once.
by stereo 11y ago
If you ask for all of it in one go, you don't have to bother the user with new T&Cs all the time. You also only pay the lawyers once.
- ceejayoz 11y agoApple's T&Cs are a great example of this (bothering the user regularly). I feel like I have to agree to 48 pages of updated iTunes T&C every time I download an app, and there's no way to know what changed since last time.
- faboo 11y agoApple's T&Cs are so long because they usually show you like 6 different documents, most of which aren't even in regard to iTunes. (Google does this too.)