> Court explains that "read and understood" clauses like this one are invalid. Clearly, the user didn't actually read and understood the whole thing - but the l

> Court explains that "read and understood" clauses like this one are invalid. Clearly, the user didn't actually read and understood the whole thing - but the language in the terms forces him to admit he did, which would disadvantage him by implying informed consent about everything in it when he didn't explicitly consent to anything. I wonder if that renders most terms used by modern services invalid since, again clearly, nobody reads those 100 page terms or even understands them - regardless if it's Facebook, iTunes, Google Mail or most other services. Adn if so, what kind of language and how many pages can we expect a user to read/understand?