Interesting. There are a few things though : - Facebook did prove it : most users dont read/care about TOS ( CGU here ), as long as they get stuff for free. You

Interesting. There are a few things though : - Facebook did prove it : most users dont read/care about TOS ( CGU here ), as long as they get stuff for free. You can do the most outrageous things with user data ( google ), people dont mind as long as they get value out of the service. > Seth Green walking through an Urban Outfitters, does that mean Urban Outfitters can take that image and use it to create an implied endorsement by Seth? - Unless walking through an Urban Outfitters requires agreeing with TOS before entering it, the exemple is irrelevant. When you sign up for facegoogram , you basically sign a binding contract. Wether the terms are fair , or even legal or not, it is another issue.