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Not really. The notion that the non-technical should understand EULAS dozens of pages long is a total fiction (that is legally binding in the US but not so much
by Iv 8y ago
Not really. The notion that the non-technical should understand EULAS dozens of pages long is a total fiction (that is legally binding in the US but not so much in saner countries).
On thousands of issues that can put several things I hold dear at risk, I just trust elected officials to do the right call. It is THEIR job to understand these issues and take the correct stance. I mean, this is literally what they are paid for.
I still wish that privacy had been a bigger concern to the population at large, but thanks to recent scandals, and to EU laws, this starts being the case.
- wu-ikkyu 8y ago>It is THEIR job to understand these issues and take the correct stance. I mean, this is literally what they are paid for. Perhaps they are paid more by their donors to pass laws written by corporate lawyers