Accepting terms and conditions

[fishy]

do you ever bother to read those?

i know most of us don't, i usually just scroll trough and see if it's short enough to read

but i managed to read some short ones a while ago, i try to use as few as possible services that require me to accept it (like the guy in video says, i also don't have fb, twitter and similar accounts)

found nothing surprising or extraordinary that would make me not accept it, did you?

 

and here's the video, it's interesting to watch and the guy has awesome accent

 

P.S.

i hope this won't be regarded as spam or in wrong section, i'm still a rookie!

[IDprofile]

Depends. If it's a company I'm not certain of then I will skim through it. But if I trust them then I don't bother.

 

-Edit: Oh also if it's for a beta participation then I always read them.

[WoodenMarker]

It depends. I read the really important ones but overall, no. 

[TheSLSAMG]

Never read them, never will unless they become short enough where it will only take 2 minutes to read.

[Imabigmac]

sometimes but usually no. I just know if I don't read them I can't say that did something they I didn't agree to as I was unaware of what they can do. 

[fishy]

fun fact

added that chrome extention

coc is more complex than frankenstein and 10 pages long

 

Num. of Words: 2511

Num. of Complex Words: 503

Num. of Sentences: 147

Num. of Pages (paperback ~ 250wpp): 10

 

Smog Value: 18.7

Adult Literacy Level: This text is suitable only for a graduate-level audience

[Almercenary]

no and yes,i usually skim over them, read bits and pieces just to make sure I'm not getting into anything bad. I read COC and rules a bit more though

[Hootch]

Search for things like toolbars and programs. But other then that, not really

[WereCat]

EULA does not apply in my country as far as I know, so even if I accept it then I dont have to care what was written in it.

[old reece frost]

What's a "Terms and Conditions"?