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10 years ago it would take a month of workdays. I have to imagine it's much worse now. https://www.techdirt.com/2012/04/23/to-read-all-privacy-policies-you-enc
by macintux 4y ago
10 years ago it would take a month of workdays. I have to imagine it's much worse now.
https://www.techdirt.com/2012/04/23/to-read-all-privacy-policies-you-encounter-youd-need-to-take-month-off-work-each-year/ https://www.techdirt.com/2012/04/23/to-read-all-privacy-poli...
- favaq 4y agoThen don't use the software, you can't just sign a contract and then back off because you didn't have time to read it before you signed it.
- justinclift 4y agoInterestingly, when I booted up a Win10 VM (with internet access) a few weeks ago some Edge window appeared, took over the screen, and wanted to force me to go through their preferences/setup wizard. By "force" I mean "giving no other options". No "skip", "do it later" (or similar), and no way to quit. Had to outright kill the task in the windows process manager, as there's zero chance I want anything to do with Edge. So "don't use the software" is workable for people who know how to kill tasks. But MS will be pulling that shit on average consumers too.
- omoikane 4y agoThere is a website that summarizes terms of services: https://tosdr.org/ https://tosdr.org/ The about page says it started in June 2012, shortly after that techdirt article.