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No they don't. Failure to read the entire agreement is not a defense. It's binding if you did some affirmative act (including using the product) after notice of
by mark212 10y ago
No they don't. Failure to read the entire agreement is not a defense. It's binding if you did some affirmative act (including using the product) after notice of the terms, even if it's only a link. Reasonable expectations mean nothing in this context. Will likely be sent to arbitration on an individual basis.
- tekklloneer 10y agoIf using every product requires reading a dozen pages (at the very least), then how do you expect to use literally any mobile phone you can buy in a store?