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Putting an NDA as a click-wrap? That seems really sleazy to me. Especially since nobody reads them and (IANAL) they are of dubious enforceability. But it is
by mullr 18y ago
Putting an NDA as a click-wrap? That seems really sleazy to me. Especially since nobody reads them and (IANAL) they are of dubious enforceability.
But it is interesting that the form something takes can change its perceived cost.
- abstractbill 18y agoI'm more likely to accept a click-wrap than a physical document I have to sign, because I believe click-wraps are of dubious enforceability. That's why the perceived cost is different for me.
- epi0Bauqu 18y agoTheir enforceability depends on how they are presented to the end user. On the extreme, if you are forced to scroll it, click a check box, click continue (with a cancel/no option as well), then it is almost certainly enforceable to the extent it would be if it were on physical paper (at least in the US).