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unilateral agreements that one side can change on a whim is not something that one would call a fair agreement in the first place.
by Qahlel 6y ago
unilateral agreements that one side can change on a whim is not something that one would call a fair agreement in the first place.
- reaperducer 6y agounilateral agreements that one side can change on a whim is not something that one would call a fair agreement in the first place. Wait till you read the fine print in your cell phone contract.
- olliej 6y agoWell, both companies do that - The various epic EULAs let them behave just as apple does, so they can't argue it's unfair unless they want all their existing EULAs to be invalidated as well.
- otterley 6y agoDo you really think a company the size of Apple is going to separately negotiate terms of service with every developer that wants to publish an app? Contracts of adhesion are just a part of life. We agree to them practically every day whenever we do business with a third party. And if you were in the other party's shoes, you'd do the same thing; otherwise you couldn't practically run a business.