Someone recently asked me if I actually read the Terms of Use on websites or apps. Considering that I’m an attorney and practice privacy law, not only do I read them, I actually draft them. It’s how I help clients be legally compliant online. But this question got me thinking, how do people know what rights they may be giving up by not reading the Terms of Use, which by the way, are legally binding contracts.
Let me know in the comments reasons to NOT read such terms. How can they be drafted better for people to read?

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