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But surely all the evidence suggests that it is unrealistic, given that reality shows us over and over that people don't read these boxes before checking? Do y
by untog 8y ago
But surely all the evidence suggests that it is unrealistic, given that reality shows us over and over that people don't read these boxes before checking?
Do you read the entirety of every twenty page EULA before using a new app?
- olkid 8y agoActually, I do(almost always). But, that leads to it's own set of issues. My banking session timed out before I finished reading it. Another service I've been using for over 10 years just added new legal that I don't agree to... now what? That service has a network effect... so, I have to leave? drat! Truth is, most online services ask for more than I am willing to concede. That is an issue.
- brewdad 8y agoNot to mention the services that alter their TOS and "notify" you by updating a web page. No email, no summary of changes, just a quiet update to a 20 page document that you automatically agree to by continuing to log in.