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Im just saying they are big enough you arent going to fight them.. Look how loose their T/C are. They serve a purpose, but any liberty they decide to follow y
by ProAm 3y ago
Im just saying they are big enough you arent going to fight them.. Look how loose their T/C are. They serve a purpose, but any liberty they decide to follow you are at their whim unless you have legitimate money to fight. And for 99% its not worth a 1 year fight and the amount of money. Just like all big tech, its largely un-realistically-regulated so they can do what they want.
- djbusby 3y agoYea, like other providers (eg Twilio, Stripe) they can pick/choose who to allow as clients. Kick ClientA out because they did some vague, hand-wavy violation but allow ClientB (a direct competitor to A) continued use. Its not just these mentioned, many corporate ToS give them too much power and it's insurmountable for individuals or small business to fight back.
- catlifeonmars 3y agoAre there any competitive counter examples, or is this just par for the course? Not saying that makes it ok, but now I am curious.
- tbarbugli 3y agodont use them if you dont like them, it is a free world
- ProAm 3y agoThat's not the argument