Thread: The intersection of DRM, fair use, and ereader device spying
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Old 07-20-2012, 08:17 PM   #81
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Originally Posted by Fbone View Post
So you would rather click 6 boxes (one per screen) each time you view an ebook on Amazon? And then 6 more before you purchase?

The TOS is 6 print pages long.
No, how do you arrive at that?

Unless a condition (unenforceable anyway) is on the page that I see when I make the purchase I have no interest in it. If I can find something that I want to purchase and then purchase it without seeing a condition limiting the functionality of that purchase then they are not being open. End of story - fine print is meaningless under our consumer law.
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