More to the point, EULAs companies insist they can change at will and without notice, with your continued use of the service constituting your assent to the cha

More to the point, EULAs companies insist they can change at will and without notice, with your continued use of the service constituting your assent to the changed terms. The courts might say it doesn't work like that — again — but that's rather cold comfort when you're locked out of the system on Wednesday for something which was allowed on Monday: https://medium.com/@jlkoepke/we-can-change-these-terms-at-anytime-the-detritus-of-terms-of-service-agreements-712409e2d0f1 https://medium.com/@jlkoepke/we-can-change-these-terms-at-an... https://archive.vn/gwVci https://archive.vn/gwVci https://web.archive.org/web/20201017150508/https://medium.com/@jlkoepke/we-can-change-these-terms-at-anytime-the-detritus-of-terms-of-service-agreements-712409e2d0f1 https://web.archive.org/web/20201017150508/https://medium.co...