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I can agree with that in principle. But take a look at the reading level of a ToS, now compare that to the average reading level of a person who signs that con
by Teever 4y ago
I can agree with that in principle.
But take a look at the reading level of a ToS, now compare that to the average reading level of a person who signs that contract.
There is a vast gap between those two numbers, and that gap is intentional.
When two parties meet to sign a contract and that contract is entirely crafted by one party, the only party with unfathomably large resources and that contract is so hideously one sided in all facets down to the reading level it isn't hard to see that this one party is behaving unethically.
Apple is the 40 something dude with a bit of money and life experiences who uses these things to court exclusively emotionally vulnerable 18-22 year olds. It's not illegal it's just scummy as fuck and they should be judged for it.
- badwolf 4y agoI agree, most ToS are essentially nonsense to most people. This is also not a contract between the narrator and apple, it's the narrator and their distributor. They should absolutely be reviewing that thoroughly, and ideally with their own counsel.