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I don’t think click through tos are legal. It’s just convention to pretend they are real. The real world equivalent is a 15 page sign in a store that says “by e
by gentleman11 6y ago
I don’t think click through tos are legal. It’s just convention to pretend they are real. The real world equivalent is a 15 page sign in a store that says “by entering this store you consent to our staff living on your couch”
- eru 6y agoSome of them might be real enough. From what I've heard, one big reason for the arbitration clauses is just so that the CEO won't get dragged off to small claims court all the time. (Otherwise, you just need to convince a sympathetic judge that the CEO or some other senior official is important to the case, and they'd need to show up or risk contempt of court. Not very likely for any individual case, but the chances add up with bigger numbers of claims.)