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They can say whatever they want. It is a completely different thing whenever that is legal or not. I can say in a written agreement with my workers that they a

They can say whatever they want. It is a completely different thing whenever that is legal or not. I can say in a written agreement with my workers that they are my slaves, or that they can not work anywhere else ever. They can even accept those terms, but that does not make it legal. There are always fair use clauses that copyright law accepts. That data about a customer is the exclusive property of a company is not really true. In some way it is actually the property of the customer.

captainredbeard 5y ago
> I can say in a written agreement with my workers that they are my slaves, or that > they can not work anywhere else ever. They can even accept those terms, but that > does not make it legal. True, but there isn't a long standing practice of binding people to the terms and conditions of a service regardless of fastidiousness on the part of the user (whether that's warranted / reasonable or not).