>People should have some understanding of the agreements they make. People do not engage in meetings of the minds on these types of things. Manufacturers/insur

>People should have some understanding of the agreements they make. People do not engage in meetings of the minds on these types of things. Manufacturers/insurance companies enter into agreements (and leave stickers that are unlikely to be read) which is a clear violation (imo) of contract law. It's one thing to be aware of agreements you make, it is another to navigate a corporate surveillance hellscape of on by default consentless surveillance a bunch of psychopayhic corporate types greenlit.