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I wonder if sites could make it so with EULA or something. Could they say that viewing an article without ads violates something? Or using this service (for exa
by rplnt 12y ago
I wonder if sites could make it so with EULA or something. Could they say that viewing an article without ads violates something? Or using this service (for example reddit) without ads? Is it legally possible?
- ps4fanboy 12y agoEULA's dont usually hold up in court because contracts normally require consideration, most of the time you cant implicitly enter into a contract.
- cryofan 12y agoum...wrong
- chii 12y agothe consideration is the content of the website. EULA haven't been tested in court, sure, but i think against the average person, they won't be able to do battle against a large corporation should they decide to enforce it.
- ps4fanboy 12y agoWhat is the consideration of the user? Contract Consideration - Something of value given by both parties to a contract that induces them to enter into the agreement to exchange mutual performances.