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No, your personal terms of service would be just another identifier to track your browsing.
by jakobdabo 8y ago
No, your personal terms of service would be just another identifier to track your browsing.
- freen 8y agoPerhaps that might be a violation of my copyright and intellectual property. My terms supersede theirs. Says so in the first paragraph.
- bduerst 8y agoBroadcasting your terms isn't the same as the listener agreeing to it. You aren't guaranteed copyright just because you say so - i.e. you don't have a copyright on films made of you in public.
- elicash 8y ago> Broadcasting your terms isn't the same as the listener agreeing to it. This is the point OP seems to be making about online publishers.
- izzydata 8y agoBut that is exactly what websites are doing.
- stordoff 8y agoHow is this different to including terms and conditions on a web page? If they can ignore the terms, why can't I?