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That doesn’t matter. If you authorize an agent—human or mechanical—to enter into agreements on your behalf (even by mistake), and the agent presents itself as o
by otterley 3mo ago
That doesn’t matter. If you authorize an agent—human or mechanical—to enter into agreements on your behalf (even by mistake), and the agent presents itself as operating on your behalf, the agent’s decisions will be treated as though they were your own.
Prinicipal-agent law predates computers by a very long time.
- bee_rider 3mo agoWhat if an IT guy installs one of those “cookie banner be gone” extensions without the user’s permission?