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How many mandatory binding arbitration clauses and/or class action waivers have Intel hidden in their license agreements over the years? If they did it right, t
by aerotwelve 8y ago
How many mandatory binding arbitration clauses and/or class action waivers have Intel hidden in their license agreements over the years? If they did it right, they never have to worry about a class action lawsuit (and the horrible press that comes with it) anytime soon.
Which, of course, makes the kind of systematic deception Intel is trying to pull off here much easier. It's a feature!
- flukus 8y agoI could be wrong but I think binding arbitration is almost exclusively an American thing. The rest of the world can sue.
- mnm1 8y agoI wasn't aware that CPUs have licenses. It's certainly not something I've ever agreed to on purpose or otherwise. There is no box or manual to imply that I have ever agreed to such a license. I'm not doubting you, I'm just wondering where this license lies and when/how did I agree to it?