> Who is really reading a site's terms of service, or EULAs etc.? I do. I make a point to take the first five to six hours of every working day reviewing the T

> Who is really reading a site's terms of service, or EULAs etc.? I do. I make a point to take the first five to six hours of every working day reviewing the ToS for each website I'm projected to visit that day. I diff the text against known past versions and if there are significant enough changes to any particular ToS, I stop using that site until I can sit down in-person with my $550/hr lawyer (usually I only do this once or twice a week) and review the changes to make sure I'm clear of all liabilities for my projected use-cases. Once I get the go-ahead, I resume access to that website. Overall the process only takes on average 30 hours a week, and the costs are around $2000/week. It's worth it though, I wouldn't want to break any rules set by private land owners (whether virtual or not).