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That would be an explicit agreement to a contract and there are still a large number of restrictions as to what a TOS can require from you.
by shkkmo 9y ago
That would be an explicit agreement to a contract and there are still a large number of restrictions as to what a TOS can require from you.
- darawk 9y ago> That would be an explicit agreement to a contract Indeed it would. That's what i'm talking about. > there are still a large number of restrictions as to what a TOS can require from you Yep, there certainly are. And I don't believe the issue of "disable your adblocker" has yet been specifically adjudicated. But it seems like an eminently reasonable request to me.