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Fridge failures: LG says angry owners can't sue, company points to cardboard box
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Not different, because nobody knows who has installed the software.
Or even more: when I got my car, the kids were the first ones to play with the entertainment system, and they clicked many "I agree" buttons. But a kid's agreement is legally void.
Shitty life pro tips, get your kids to click I agree to licence terms so they're legally void
If you can - always have your children agree to all contracts.
They are legally protected from all contracts except Student Loans Debt. Thanks Biden.
The licenses should be void because you had no opportunity to read and understand before purchasing, and they are wording them as a contract when they are unilaterally imposed
Good point.
As someone who's deployed thousands of apps using MOM/SMS/SCOM, am I responsible for those agreements? Lol