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I'd like to see someone argue that in court.

• NegativeK 14y ago
  It's come up on This Week in Law. Someone was sending back a modified EULA in the POST data. The lawyers on the show mainly thought it was cute and not something that would be recognized in court.
  • kragen 14y ago
    Sure. My thought is that, if it won't be recognized in court, probably neither will the "I accept" checkbox.
  • vsync 14y ago
    I've implemented electronic signatures before and what I like to do is have the browser submit the agreement back to the server and the server rejects it if it's been altered.
    • kragen 14y ago
      That seems reasonable.