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Im actually curious what the actual legal requirement for 'acceptance' is here. Is using a website and knowing that it has a TOS and continuing using it implici
by parhamn 7y ago
Im actually curious what the actual legal requirement for 'acceptance' is here. Is using a website and knowing that it has a TOS and continuing using it implicit acceptance of the TOS? Can you simply put a "by a using this website you agree to the TOS" banner without explicitly getting consent?
- TheSpiceIsLife 7y agoIf you access data available via a http request with software that doesn’t display the website in the typical web-browser-sense, are you “using” the website?