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At least in Germany it's not possible to override laws by writing something different in a privacy policy or EULA. Even EULAs are mostly invalid. I guess it's t
by skrause 11y ago
At least in Germany it's not possible to override laws by writing something different in a privacy policy or EULA. Even EULAs are mostly invalid. I guess it's the same in most European countries.
- arethuza 11y agoOnce something becomes a "consumer" contract then a lot of extra legal protections kick in (at least here in the UK) e.g. https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/consumer/protection-for-the-consumer/consumer-contracts/unfair-terms-in-consumer-contracts/ https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/consumer/protection-for-th...
- matt4077 11y agoYeah, as a German law professor once told me: "I never read the fine print. It's either fair or invalid".