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This creates an interesting situation if your browser addin auto-squashes those dialogs. I doubt any court of law would rule you gave consent to a dialog that
by rkagerer 6y ago
This creates an interesting situation if your browser addin auto-squashes those dialogs. I doubt any court of law would rule you gave consent to a dialog that was never displayed to you.
(Of course if their terms are posted somewhere else on their website they might have you there).
- number6 6y agoIt is stated that you habe to activly give consent e.g. click an unchecked box or a button. Just using the website after seeing a warning or a pop-up is not active in the courts opinion
- rkagerer 6y agoActually, enforceability of such terms varies by jurisdiction and other factors. Search on clickwrap, clickthrough, etc.