Comment by hedora
1 day ago
Tou probably agreed to this when you broke the seal on the box that contained the monitor and a copy of the agreement you just agreed to.
If you think that’s bad, don’t ask what you agreed to by reading this comment.
I miss the days when contracts required two-party consent, or at least “meeting of the minds” / negotiations.
There have been courts that have voided unreasonable EULAs, I believe. I suspect this can be fought too. But getting actual meaningful consequences for the manufacturers to make them stop doing this, may be a different matter.
When individuals test the boundaries of the law, they go to jail or get fined to bankruptcy. When corporations test the boundaries of the law they get to try again next year. There need to be consequences for even trying to impose bad faith contracts.