Which as we all know, and probably all do, simply click through
without a second thought or glance.
I think if this ever comes to court a precedent will be set that
basically makes all on-screen presented "contracts" with an OK button
null and void, since there is absolutely no feedback in the system to
say that you read it, you understood it, or that anyone witnessed you
doing so. Of course that'll probably mean it'll be replaced by
something even worse, (I dread to think actually), so maybe it's
better if we all just carry on pretending that there's nothing broken
about any of this ;-)
G.
On 21 May 2008, at 9:24 pm, I. Savant wrote:
t's that pesky legal contract you agreed to in order to gain access
to the iPhone SDK that says "DO NOT TALK ABOUT THE SDK UNTIL IT IS
PUBLICLY RELEASED" (I'm paraphrasing).
I really don't understand why you feel the list needs a warning not
to break a legally-binding contract.
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