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Originally Posted by darryl
Looks like freedom is heading for extinction. I think we all need to stand up to our politicians on this type of thing. The traditional remedy for breach of contract is damages. If they want to criminalise such breaches why computers only? Why have a Parliament if those drafting EULA's and TOS's can in effect legislate criminal offences?
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Let me give you a scenario which is more likely to happen: big business requires people to violate the TOS of their social networking sites by giving the employers their passwords as a condition of employment. If the employee ever tries to get a better job or leave for another company, the employer simply calls the cops. After all, the employee is the one who violated the TOS by accepting employment, not the employer for requiring it.
Y'all need to start looking at the CEO behind the curtain, instead of the "evil government" that he wants you to see.