Thought it was pretty common knowledge that people don't read anything contractual. Anecdotally i have never personally witnessed any other than the most acade

Thought it was pretty common knowledge that people don't read anything contractual. Anecdotally i have never personally witnessed any other than the most academically inclined legal nerds be interested in any terms of service or legal docs. Family, university peers, user analysis from my own services - all i have ever seen is frantic clicking until people get to where they want. Just googled and it seems i am on point: http://www.businessinsider.com/deloitte-study-91-percent-agree-terms-of-service-without-reading-2017-11?r=US&IR=T&IR=T http://www.businessinsider.com/deloitte-study-91-percent-agr... 91 percent! Also my point is not that the GDPR is stupid. I think most of the new protections are fair. I am just pointing out that the "one button click to consent" is completely meaningless because people have no idea what they are doing, are tired, are stressed out, or just don't care (most people).