> If that doesn't hold up in court, in future on your first visit to Google it will simply display some text and require that you click 'I agree' to continue.

> If that doesn't hold up in court, in future on your first visit to Google it will simply display some text and require that you click 'I agree' to continue. This statement is demonstrably false, as shown by all the places in the world where this type of TOS-nonsense actually does not hold up in court. And in the USA, it's (as usual) even slightly more absurd: The only reason it does hold up in court is because Google can afford justice.