Suppose you say that's true. Ok. Under what "law" can you even load the site to begin with? That's right, they accepted a connection. It's akin to knocking on

Suppose you say that's true. Ok. Under what "law" can you even load the site to begin with? That's right, they accepted a connection. It's akin to knocking on someones door, and they let you in. The website could always pop back "connection denied", 403, or just not answering at all. At most it's a gentlemens agreement, or in the class of "windshields not our responsibility for our uncovered load". Aside that, we know certain public AP's modify content to add theirs instead (panera bread advert munges). Aside ssl'ing everything, how can they even be sure we agreed to the same TOS, let alone agree at all?