This is far worse than going to the front of a new line.You buy an expensive phone, tablet, etc. You turn it on, hoping to use it, then you are hit with a massive end user license agreement and privacy policy, and you have to agree to them… sometimes even agree that you have read them, to proceed. These documents are written in micro print which are hard for you to read. They are black text on a light bulb white background with no option for dark mode. There is no way to look up the document on the company’s website to use read-out-loud or accessibility options to reduce eye strain. Samsung really has some nerve. In order to use ‘Samsung Internet’ they want you to agree to various terms of behavior, as if they owned the Internet or bore any legal liability for someone harassing others because they were using one of their phones. I wish others would join me in making business decision based on the length of EULAs and contract. I’m probably paying a bit more for Internet over this now, and the fact that AT&T cancelled my phone number and Internet without my permission. Organizations and individuals that rate products should knock two points off for excessively long contracts, especially if they put terms for products you aren’t signing up for.Maybe I could figure out a way to mobilize an army of people to buy millions i-Pads and cell phones and send them back because they don’t work and the company did not do the reasonable thing– give all the agreements to the customer
First, this is NOT NEARLY SO BAD as my pet peeve. How dare you even compare the two. Yours is just inconvenient. Mine can cause a person to go the you-know-where!BUT, THAT ASIDE….Two things:1) When it say Have you read the…, well, yes. BUT I DIDN’T READ ALL OF IT. I DID READ SOME OF IT. So, yes.2) Some years back, some guy got something from a credit card company. He had to sign and return the agreement. Well, being BRILLIANT, he was able to recreate the document and change some key words! Basically, he made it so that he would be charged no interest. When he pointed this out later, they went to court. HE WON! The judge apparently figured that the whole small print thing was fair game for the matter.Maybe you could try to hack the contract, CHANGE IT TO YOUR ADVANTAGE (e.g., a free phone each year, unlimited free replacement phones, no fee, full service on the phone, etc.)Otherwise, go to the Samsung factor…AND SLAP THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS OUT OF EVERY PERSON YOU SEE!
Show chapter and verse.’Thou shalt not covet’ my place in line when you are in the back of that other line because you were too slow to move.
Show chapter and verse.Revelation 21:8, dude! MURDERERS will have their part in the Lake of Fire! When they open up a line and 35 people who were BEHIND ME are now ahead of me…it could lead to murder. Worse, it could lead to MASS MURDER.