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That's talking about "click-wrap" agreements. That's where they show you a bunch of legalese, and then you have to click on a button that says "I agree" after
by Grishnakh 11y ago
That's talking about "click-wrap" agreements. That's where they show you a bunch of legalese, and then you have to click on a button that says "I agree" after it. Clicking "I agree" assumes the user has read that and agrees to the terms.
Just browsing to a website is not like that. There's no place where you have to read any TOS and click "I agree" when you go to abcnews.com or whatever.
- ikeboy 11y agoIt discusses both. "Nevertheless, some courts have been willing to make browsewraps enforceable under certain circumstances. " The link is broken and should be https://www.icann.org/en/system/files/files/decision-23jan04-en.pdf https://www.icann.org/en/system/files/files/decision-23jan04...