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In the US if you are unable to enter a legally binding agreement if you are intoxicated... Users who aren't reading anything, just ticking a box with a mouse cl
by bigphishy 9y ago
In the US if you are unable to enter a legally binding agreement if you are intoxicated... Users who aren't reading anything, just ticking a box with a mouse click and hitting next defeats the purpose of a legally binding agreement.
If both parties aren't all committed or informed, this is simliar an intoxicated person entering a legally binding agreement.
- TheOtherHobbes 9y agoIn practice, clicking “I agree” is legally worthless unless backed up by case law with explicit supporting judgements. FB and other big data corporates need to be reminded of this.
- crazy1van 9y ago(IANAL) These so-called "clickwrap" or "browser-wrap" agreements have definitely been found to be enforcible. However the details of exactly how the agreement was presented and what the user had to click can affect their enforcibilty. Source: https://www.americanbar.org/publications/communications_lawyer/2015/january/click_here.html https://www.americanbar.org/publications/communications_lawy...