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The legal agreement, and the fact developers signed it, even if begrudgingly, back when iOS did not have a monopoly in any way, is the only assent the law needs
by gjsman-1000 2y ago
The legal agreement, and the fact developers signed it, even if begrudgingly, back when iOS did not have a monopoly in any way, is the only assent the law needs to consider.
Student loans certainly don't have much assent 5 years after graduation.
- talldayo 2y agoNot everyone has student loans. Non-signatory parties aren't beholden to other people's terms, and even then their agreement doesn't inherently prove the legality of a particular loan provider. Apple's de-facto control of iPhone software can be illegally abusive without violating the terms of their developer agreements. If that wasn't true then I don't know why the FTC would be actively investigating them.
- immibis 2y agoAnd most sane people despise the indentured servitude system known as student loans.
- rezonant 2y agoIf any of this were remotely true, then I have a contract for you-- it involves a small loan for relocation, no big deal. You'll just have to work for me exclusively for the next 20 years, and if you can't pay it off, no problem, we'll assign the remainder to your kids.
- jncfhnb 2y agoYou seem be under the delusional understanding that a contract, if agreed to, must be legal and enforceable.