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Looks like frequently recording one's life is becoming more and more important. Note here how there's video evidence of pure fraud. The "terms of service" are
by kevin_b_er 8y ago
Looks like frequently recording one's life is becoming more and more important. Note here how there's video evidence of pure fraud.
The "terms of service" are there to absolve a corporation of fraud and what would otherwise be criminal acts by virtue of contracts. This is yet another example of how one-sided contracts of adhesion are in this country.
- drewmol 8y agoDo you think that if courts did not necessarily honor these contracts as binding it would help, or cause more problems than it solves? For example: if there are server logs to show someone 'agreed' to a 5000 word T&C in under 5 seconds from presentation to acceptance, it seems unreasonable to assume they entered into that contract in good faith. In other words, do you think increasing the informed consent burden for the presenter/preparer of a contract in order for a court to veiw it as binding would help?
- tluyben2 8y agoWhy is it not mandatory for the driver to have a dash cam on all the time and if they want to charge for something like this they must have a video of it?