Microsoft's AI in its own terms: "use Copilot at your own risk"
Despite the AI push across Windows and enterprise tools, Microsoft cautions not to rely on it for important decisions
Terms and conditions articles
Court says continued use of tracking app counts as consent, even if users never read the new TOS
Even though the TOS amendment wound up in a spam-folder, it is still valid in Tile stalking suit
Meta's smart glasses raise privacy alarms as data labelers review intimate recordings
These contractors say footage includes scenes far from what users expect
Paying off your Verizon phone online could delay unlocking by 35 days
Verizon tightens phone unlock rules after federal requirement ends
TikTok quietly expands location tracking and ad targeting for US users
TikTok reshapes US data rules after spinout
Disney backpedals in effort to dismiss wrongful death case citing streaming service agreement
The insensitive legal move sparked too much negative PR
"Un-contract" customers enraged as T-Mobile unlocks its price-lock with new rate hikes
The provider left itself a fineprint loophole to its promise to "never" raise rates on loyal customers
Adobe can scan user-generated content stored in its cloud, and users aren't happy
The scanning practice has been going on for years, Adobe confirmed, so no need to freak out now
Xbox backtracks after banning accounts that automatically uploaded NSFW BG3 videos
Not having content sharing enabled by default would have eliminated much of the problem
Congress proposes legislation requiring firms summarize terms of service in plain language
"Users should not have to comb through pages of legal jargon in a website's terms of services"
Ubisoft deleted this user's account along with his games for inactivity to comply with GDPR
The deletion doesn't seem to follow Ubisoft's own rules though
DoNotPay's AI now offers advice on license agreements before you accept the terms
The robot lawyer charges a $3 per month retainer fee
Star Citizen backer's lawsuit to refund his $4500 pledge ends in failure
Ken Lord's multiple sclerosis means he can't play the game's FPS element
