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Yes, all should - if you cannot with 100% surety tell what a user said yes to the contract is void. I've successfully litigated against 4 companies that did not
by bythreads 3y ago
Yes, all should - if you cannot with 100% surety tell what a user said yes to the contract is void.
I've successfully litigated against 4 companies that did not.
90% of companies just have a Boolean in a db.
- bythreads 3y agoAlso all the bs with "if you use our site you automatically agree with our terms" is a lawsuit waiting to happen - the law is clear - the user must give clear and unequivocal consent - and it is also not ok to "agree with x, y and z by clicking here" that would require informed consent on x y and z seperately. (Edit: eu for context)