What do you do with the Terms of Use/PRIVACY POLICY

[KarsonC]

Do you guys read those before you register your game account?

Just curious 

http://strawpoll.me/7094100

[Oshino Shinobu]

Of course!

But really, I basically never read them. Only time I do read through them properly is when I'm spending a lot of money on something. 

[TheKDub]

If it's something I'm unfamiliar with or seems kinda sketchy, then I'll usually at least skim through it, otherwise who the hell reads them anyways lol

[KarsonC]

10 minutes ago, Oshino Shinobu said:

Of course!

But really, I basically never read them. Only time I do read through them properly is when I'm spending a lot of money on something. 

I have read the one when I bought Battlefield 4, but it seems nothing important "to me" about the things they mentioned in those paragraphs, so I would like to know are there any people will insist to read though them whenever they buy or register anything. It seems they are making things unnecessarily complicated.

[Centurius]

There is a very real chance I have signed away my soul by now.

[GeekJump]

Nah, probably a dozen companies out there that have claim to owning my soul at this point >_>''''

 

only time I read is when it's $$ subscription based. Even then, I only read the parts on charges, fees, and refunds.

[HeyKenGuy]

only if it involves a recurring charge

[MilkJugg24]

Never read one, never will. I only touch the scroll bar to "read" it if it blocks the "I agree" button from being clicked.

[rattacko123]

7 hours ago, HeyKenGuy said:

only if it involves a recurring charge

I should have done that with g2a. Turns out that g2a shield costs $2 per month if you cancel it one or more times (from $1 per month).
 

[KuJoe]

The only time I read them is when I'm getting an online service (i.e. web hosting, server, VPS, etc...) or if I'm physically signing my name on something (i.e. mortgage, lease, loan, etc...).