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So, EULAs and TOSes have no meaninful legal effect?

• kwhitefoot 10y ago
  You cannot agree to what you cannot read so anything that can only be read after purchase is not part of the contract that you agreed with the seller.
• cloudjacker 10y ago
  Historically that's correct. The software industry has routinely been denied enforcement of their agreements by the way they make users agree to them The reaction is some companies have slightly different agreement things such as making you scroll to the bottom first But then everyone decides again that the risk is pretty low and user engagement matters more and the tos agreement stuff takes a backseat again
• wongarsu 10y ago
  At least in Germany, any clause that the average user wouldn't expect in such an agreement isn't binding.