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Don't do business with companies that have such contracts? If there is no choice in a given sector then the issue is a monopoly not the contracts.
by necessity 9y ago
Don't do business with companies that have such contracts? If there is no choice in a given sector then the issue is a monopoly not the contracts.
- s73ver_ 9y agoThat's not usually a choice, and it's not due to monopoly. Just about every company out there is adding these clauses to their contracts. And consumers have no power to combat them.
- thejerz 9y agoYou have the power not to enter into the agreement. No one is forcing you to download a song from iTunes or open an account at Wells Fargo. If you don't like the terms, don't enter into the agreement.
- s73ver_ 9y agoThat's not really power. And again, I see absolutely no valid reason why these terms should be allowed. There is zero reason why a company should be able to ask you to sign over your rights. They're rights for a reason. You're supposed to have them.
- david-cako 9y agoYour suggestion is effectively a suggestion that anyone who wants to not implicitly agree to such terms simply doesn't participate in the developed world. This makes zero sense. It's on par with saying "dude just turn off javascript". Is the answer to political corruption buying a boat and taking refuge in the pacific ocean, or is actually correcting the problem?
- necessity 9y ago>This makes zero sense. It's on par with saying "dude just turn off javascript". That's what you actually should do, I use NoScript and it's perfectly fine. Stop bitching and demanding people force others into the things YOU want.
- david-cako 9y agoWhat things do you think I want? Do you think I roll out of bed looking forward to using obfuscated javascript on every site I visit? at least 5-10% of websites shit the bed on me with uBlock turned on. can't imagine what noscript is like.