Thread: I agree to the Terms and Conditions

I usually glance over them to make sure it doesn't say anything about selling your soul or anything like that, but I never take the time to read it from start to finish.

If it involves anything financial at all ever I will give them a skim, but I'd be lying if I said my default wasn't to just click "I agree" straight away.

Originally Posted by Ghost

I usually glance over them to make sure it doesn't say anything about selling your soul or anything like that, but I never take the time to read it from start to finish.

I, for one, welcome my new contractual overlords.

Usually no, but every once in a while I will to see if I can actually understand it.

So far I have yet to understand a word of it :|

Nope. The ludicrous walls of text put me off

Pretty much never.

I skim through them no matter how long they are to ensure they don't pull a fast one on me or something.

I don't. It's completely redundant because if you disagree, you can't use the thing you obviously want. I tried reading one once, though. Never finished.

The only time I read it (or at least glance it over) is when I have to pay for an account or something. On other occasions, I might read it if it's extra small.

It depends on the length of the T&C and what they're for exactly. It tends to be a 'no' more often than not though.

Like others have mentioned, after watching the HUMANCENTiPAD episode of South Park I did go through the iTunes agreement the next time it popped up on my screen. I did this, but I can't honestly remember much of it, so I guess it was a wasted effort. xD

Nope because this will never hapen

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Never, ever read them. Not even skimmed through them once. I know this'll come back to bite me sometime but I just can't bring myself to waste time reading them.

I sometimes read them which is only when I think there would something important to read about like something you can't change once you have accepted them.

I never do, and I mostly regret it, for some Terms and Conditions have ridiculous...well, ridiculous Terms and Conditions. Either way, it's my loss.

I've tried, but I end up usually saying fuck it.