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I've been wondering this for a while - does anybody actually read the Terms and Conditions of anything they sign up to? They're usually a few pages long, especially if it's something like iTunes, so does anybody actually bother?
I sometimes read them, but only when I'm signing up to something big and important.
EDIT: Oh, this is my first thread that's attempting to start a discussion. I hope it doesn't go horribly wrong.
Mainly no, and that's what they bank on.
Only when its a huge thing do I actually try to read through the wall of text.
Almost never.
No, though I probably should start trying to. xD
Nope :/ I really should...
Since I'm considering law school, I do actually read them sometimes. Sort of as an exercise.
I considered reading terms and conditions a bit more after that one episode of South Park that I don't particularly want to mention, but... they're just so boring. So, um, no, I can't say I've ever read the terms and conditions for anything.
I don't know anyone who actually read them when downloading/installing something. Walls of text can be fun, but those are way too boring.
I do when I have enough time to do so.
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Originally Posted by Zenax
I know what kind of walls of text you're talking about.
Anyway, no. Too boring.
When registering for something important, I do read them, at least before I grow sick of it. XD
Who the hell reads all of them? Since I never do anything illegal, I find no problem just scrolling down and clicking "I agree".
Only sometimes. I want to feel like an intellectual by reading it all, but I just can't be bothered and want to use whatever I'm signing up for as soon as possible. I'm happy to be a fool if I don't have to suffer boring walls of text. On the other hand, a certain South Park episode may have changed my mind about this.
14 votes and none of them are a definitive yes. Never change, BMGf.
I never do. My parents do, though, so whenever I want to register for a website, I have to be really bored for about a billion years while they read them for me.