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> It's privately owned, but like a privately owned mall, it is "open to the public" and therefore at least some free speech protections apply. What are the Ter
by throw0101a 4y ago
> It's privately owned, but like a privately owned mall, it is "open to the public" and therefore at least some free speech protections apply.
What are the Terms of Service (EULA) of a public shopping mall? What are they for Twitter?
When you click on "I agree" to the terms of software, or a website, what did you agree to? Where do you click "I agree" when visiting a shopping mall?
- assttoasstmgr 4y ago> Where do you click "I agree" when visiting a shopping mall? There is usually an inconspicuously posted sign that indicates 'no loitering, no spitting, no foul language' etc. or they reserve the right to throw you out.