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hmmm, I mean if we have to agree to things that are supposedly legally binding, I would like them to be so. If they are not legally binding, I would like to kno
by llamataboot 5y ago
hmmm, I mean if we have to agree to things that are supposedly legally binding, I would like them to be so. If they are not legally binding, I would like to know that and not have to agree to them.
- Gigachad 5y agoTerms of services place an unreasonable burden on the average person. No one reads them and it isn't at all practical to do so. It's been demonstrated before that if the ToS contain unreasonable terms and that the users were not adequately warned, the terms become nullified anyway. So if Apple added a term that said "you will owe use $1000 per day and give us license to harvest your organs", it would be nullified even if the user agreed. They would have to have something like a big payment screen showing $1000 and clearly marking out the terms without being lost in a wall of text.