Roku's Data Breach Nightmare & Forced Arbitration Scandal, Why They Held Your TV Hostage
Roku's Data Breach Nightmare & Forced Arbitration Scandal, Why They Held Your TV Hostage
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It's really messed up that they can force me to agree to new terms or discard my devices.
They can't, this is bullshit, and we should sue as a class. Where tha lawyers at? (to tell my why I'm wrong, I have no idea what I'm talking about.)
This should be illegal. The fact that they are presently getting away with this speaks to the failures of our legal system.
I paid for the device to do these things. Would it be legal if you changed the rules to say that now all my property is yours for example or you're taking away the device you sold me? It seems brazenly illegal.
Also, I left that screen up and my kid hit ok, how is that legally enforceable? I didn't agree to anything.
Depends on whether you admit that you know your kid did that and then kept using the service without checking the new terms of service. But I don’t think your legal name is xpinchx, so you’re probably good ;)
I'm pretty sure there is some legal version of "you can't force a consumer to give up their legal rights". This is why we need a strong Consumer Protection Bureau.