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Then our experiences differ somehow. Most Disqus users don't look like they have a contract, rather they accept terms and services than can be unilaterally chan

Then our experiences differ somehow. Most Disqus users don't look like they have a contract, rather they accept terms and services than can be unilaterally changed by Disqus. I've signed some DPAs and those that I've signed were very vague and liberal on what data they take - at least none of them felt that they would not try to get all the data that they can.

skinkestek 6y ago
> Most Disqus users don't look like they have a contract, rather they accept terms and services than can be unilaterally changed by Disqus. In that case the terms are invalid. You cannot use terms of service to take away consumer protection in Europe.
- KingOfCoders 6y ago
  Yes.