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It depends. See MEYER V. KALANICK where the court held some provisions of uber's adhesive terms of service unenforceable since a small hyperlink to a TOS was no
by jaredklewis 9y ago
It depends. See MEYER V. KALANICK where the court held some provisions of uber's adhesive terms of service unenforceable since a small hyperlink to a TOS was not considered sufficient notice to the user that they were waiving their right to a trial by jury.
https://casetext.com/case/meyer-v-travis-kalanick-uber-techs-inc-1 https://casetext.com/case/meyer-v-travis-kalanick-uber-techs...
- Spivak 9y agoI mean neither is a giant wall of legal text that everyone is just going to skip over either.