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By ignoring the agreed upon terms of service and violating those terms you would be violating the consent of the service provider. If you don't find those term
by dleslie 4y ago
By ignoring the agreed upon terms of service and violating those terms you would be violating the consent of the service provider.
If you don't find those terms favorable the correct action is to not use their service; violating their consent is not morally sound.
- d110af5ccf 4y agoWell on the contrary, I'm saying that I find those particular terms immoral, that those terms should be disallowed by law, and that I think it is either morally neutral or possibly even virtuous to intentionally and knowingly violate them. It's similar to civil disobedience I suppose, except in this case not a law but rather a civil "contract" inasmuch as an impenetrable ToS that a user is forced to click through can be viewed as a proper contract as opposed to a written notification from the vendor that they intend to terminate your service if they discover you doing any of the following things.