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> "It seems like you want Samsung to not have digital rights." Never thought I'd see the day people would be arguing vehemently for the rights of multi-billion
by ThrowawayR2 4y ago
> "It seems like you want Samsung to not have digital rights."
Never thought I'd see the day people would be arguing vehemently for the rights of multi-billion dollar international conglomerates with an army of highly paid legal staff so that they can arbitrarily mistreat consumers. Has the world gone mad?
- googlryas 4y agoBut they can't arbitrarily mistreat customers. Which is what the ToS is about. And I'm merely reminding OP that companies, as just a group of people with a common goal, have rights too, because OP seemed to have forgotten that. I'm not out here shouting it in the drive thru line at a Wendy's.
- cryptonector 4y ago> But they can't arbitrarily mistreat customers. Which is what the ToS is about. Users have almost no way to enforce what little the ToSes grant them, and no injunctive relief w/o a great deal of effort beyond the reach of most users. > And I'm merely reminding OP that companies, as just a group of people with a common goal, have rights too, because OP seemed to have forgotten that. Stop ascribing to me things I did not write and about which I've already corrected you. Keep things civil please.
- int_19h 4y agoWell, people have been arguing that monopolies benefit consumers for literally decades now. The world has gone mad a long time ago.