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Mike Dilger ☑️
3mo ago
https://www.termsfeed.com/faq/is-by-accessing-the-site-you-accept-the-terms-of-service-legally-binding/
For terms and conditions to be legally binding, they must meet the elements that create a legally binding contract, including mutual manifestation of assent, which means both parties must agree to the terms. Additionally, the terms should be clearly presented and accessible, not buried in the website footer, as courts have found this to be insufficient for legal binding.
Both parties must demonstrate their intention to be legally bound.
I believe, however, that if a website makes clear to the user that certain content may only be accessed according to their Terms and Conditions, and the user understands this, at that point they may not access the content without agreeing to said terms and conditions.
By the way, does not forbid ad blocking.
For terms and conditions to be legally binding, they must meet the elements that create a legally binding contract, including mutual manifestation of assent, which means both parties must agree to the terms. Additionally, the terms should be clearly presented and accessible, not buried in the website footer, as courts have found this to be insufficient for legal binding.
Both parties must demonstrate their intention to be legally bound.
I believe, however, that if a website makes clear to the user that certain content may only be accessed according to their Terms and Conditions, and the user understands this, at that point they may not access the content without agreeing to said terms and conditions.
By the way, does not forbid ad blocking.
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