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Side-effects need to be explicit. When he registered did the ToS say this would be the behavior? There is no logic in your argument.
by HarleyP 14y ago
Side-effects need to be explicit. When he registered did the ToS say this would be the behavior? There is no logic in your argument.
- danso 14y agoI hadn't seen the TOS back whenever he registered, but I would be quite surprised if the TOS didn't give the service the right to choose the content it would deliver to those who use its service. In fact, if it didn't, they should fire whoever is running their legal department. Perhaps you're confused to the purpose of a TOS. It is not a business plan where the company outlines their feature roadmap.