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Any half-informed Internet user should be saving copies of terms they have agreed to (after reading them thoroughly, of course). That's sarcasm, but I feel lik
by bo1024 14y ago
Any half-informed Internet user should be saving copies of terms they have agreed to (after reading them thoroughly, of course).
That's sarcasm, but I feel like that's what would be legally argued in court, and it shows how much power websites have compared to their users.
- celticninja 14y agohow do you keep a record of terms you have not agreed to, a screen grab of an unchecked box?
- dredmorbius 14y agoYou could, say, post a digitally-signed repudiation of the ToS. Or, interesting concept, of all ToS terms to which you explicitly do not agree. Put that somewhere that, say, Internet Archive would get ahold of it. Among the Archive's revenue-generating services is providing notarized copies of data that it's archived, essentially substantiating someone's claims that material was available online at a given point in time.