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A door without a lock or sign saying "keep out" is not "effective for all intents and purposes." Further, you can buy a switch and never agree to any EULA or ot
by withinboredom 3y ago
A door without a lock or sign saying "keep out" is not "effective for all intents and purposes." Further, you can buy a switch and never agree to any EULA or other contracts.
- monocasa 3y ago> A door without a lock or sign saying "keep out" is not "effective for all intents and purposes." But picking a crappy lock on a door you're not supposed to open is still a crime, regardless of how crappy the lock is. > Further, you can buy a switch and never agree to any EULA or other contracts. 1201 doesn't require you to sign any conracts or agree to any EULAs. It's treated more like trespass.