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This is not widely accepted, the average person is not expected to understand, and clicking a button cannot bind you to anything. But, the average person is sc
by xwolfi 3y ago
This is not widely accepted, the average person is not expected to understand, and clicking a button cannot bind you to anything.
But, the average person is scared, think it's official and meaningful and feels very impressed by all this complicated-sounding gibberish. That's why they don't pursue litigation, thinking they indeed forfeited the right to.
But in fact any judge would toss that aside and do as if it never existed, because contracts have to be reasonable in the first place, and consent must be established clearly, not "I can't pay my kid's meal if I refused JP Morgan's conditions".
Imagine a tiny line saying "I give all my panties to the CEO upon my death", you think clicking "I agree" on a website will... actually make anyone enforce this ?