Any contract should be a meeting of minds, not a cheating. So on the other end of the spectrum from manifestly dumb user is woefully deceitful company. The latt

Any contract should be a meeting of minds, not a cheating. So on the other end of the spectrum from manifestly dumb user is woefully deceitful company. The latter will make the button very small, low contrast, and place it in the middle of a wall of EULA text, and have it reject keyboard focus change so pressing TAB won't light upon it. I think we can blame that company. The old-school equivalent was small print, and in many jurisdictions there are limitations to how small a font can be used (e.g. no smaller than half the main body size and no smaller than 8 point).