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That makes sense, I'd assumed it was specific to the service the consumer was using that prompted them to agree.
by eue6e6ey 6y ago
That makes sense, I'd assumed it was specific to the service the consumer was using that prompted them to agree.
- sitkack 6y agoIt is a lie a sense, it meant to deceive and give plausible deniability for the telco to do literally anything they want. In that regard, the whole thing can be thrown out as <fancy word for> trickery.