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I guess they haven't done this, but isn't this trivially mitigated by hiring someone to create the accounts, outside of the US entirely, in a jurisdiction where
by drdaeman 5y ago
I guess they haven't done this, but isn't this trivially mitigated by hiring someone to create the accounts, outside of the US entirely, in a jurisdiction where T&C violation doesn't mean anything? Especially if the accounts are needed in bulk, where it makes sense not just to work around the legal arguments but simply economically.
- dodobirdlord 5y agoThey presumably created the accounts in Israel in any case. It doesn’t matter though, because they’re being sued in the United States. Apple is a US company, and the EULA says that disputes will be resolved according to California law, so according to US law, Apple can sue NSO in California. The jurisdiction where NSO (or their designee) agreed to the EULA isn’t important because contracts have two parties, and Apple is in the US.