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>ToS terms that aren’t either expected by the user, or explained in plain text without having to click through anything, are considered null and void in the EU.
by DarronWyke 9y ago
>ToS terms that aren’t either expected by the user, or explained in plain text without having to click through anything, are considered null and void in the EU.
You mean like the TOS and EULA you agree to when you install the browser? That would qualify as "expected by the user" and "explained in plain text" both.
- kuschku 9y agoCorrect, those ToS and EULA are considered invalid, if they contain unexpected agreements, such as "your firstborn belongs to us", or "we can install whatever software we want on your system".
- DarronWyke 9y agoExcept they didn't install whatever software they want. They said they can install software to check metrics and more. Which is what this is.