>I'd have always thought that the terms of service (that I haven't signed (checking a check box doesn't count)) couldn't just make something, that wasn't alread

>I'd have always thought that the terms of service (that I haven't signed (checking a check box doesn't count)) couldn't just make something, that wasn't already, illegal. A United States District Court considered whether the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act criminalized TOS violations, and the court concluded that such a statute would be unconstitutional as applied in such a situation under the "void for vagueness" doctrine. U.S. v. Lori Drew, 259 F.R.D. 449 (C.D. Cal. 2009).