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If someone breaks the TOS, you can block them or send them C&D letters. If you have the cash to take someone to court but you are going to be on the losing sid
by brilliantcode 10y ago
If someone breaks the TOS, you can block them or send them C&D letters.
If you have the cash to take someone to court but you are going to be on the losing side.
ToS is not a mutually binding agreement. Even if you have a checkbox that says "I have read the terms", it's often thrown out because nobody expects you to read EULA down to the letter.