Why, just use the handy Microsoft Copilot to summarise the terms. I'm totally sure it won't miss out anything important.
this post was submitted on 03 Sep 2024
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"Summarize these terms and conditions to a paragraph of no more than 50 words."
If you save each one as a text file, Winmerge does sometimes give interesting context to the changes.
It would be nice if someone did this on GitHub for a lot of common services...?
It would be nice if someone did this on GitHub for a lot of common services...?
Check out tosDR. Here is the Github report
I just do a standard word search for things like "soul", "possessions", and "first born" before clicking Agree.
All agreements are take it or leave
Just shake my hand on it then, bro. Paperwork is for nerds anyways, and for dealing with a corporation like Microsoft you usually only require good faith.
It's not the EULA that is bullshit, the entire service is.
It WAS 17,001 words long. Isn’t that simpler?