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Originally Posted by davidfor
And for the record, my objections to @Odessa's comments are much more about the claim that the privacy statement is hidden and that it is "most non-private privacy statements I've come across" than anything else. And I seem to have forgotten to ask @Odessa for examples of what they consider to be better example.
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It could be worse. One site I used to back in the early 2010's use had a statement in the TOS, that if any of the conditions of the TOS were violated, you were required to send your first born child to the operator of the web site. When I questioned this, I was told that in 3 years and hundreds of visitors, only 6 had read the EULA and questioned that section.