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Terms of Service; Didn't Read (ToS;DR) is an active project to fix the biggest lie on the web. We help you understand the Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policies of websites.

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    Open Source and Free product.

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    Average rating of 4.3

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Our users have written 5 comments and reviews about Terms of Service; Didn't Read, and it has gotten 170 likes

Terms of Service; Didn't Read was added to AlternativeTo by Martin Klappacher on Jan 17, 2013 and this page was last updated Sep 6, 2024. Terms of Service; Didn't Read is sometimes referred to as ToS DR.

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BigBrother IsWatching
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Top positive comment •May 26, 2024

Very helpful servise!

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RemovedUser
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Top negative comment •Oct 9, 2022

TOS;DR may sound useful but it's now obsolete since most terms of service have become more readable. It's best to read the official TOS instead of third-party resources.

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beyond9thousand

But most people aren't going to cover the nook and corner of every service they sign-up for. TOSDR provides a brief summary of what you are about to get yourself into. Generating awareness is more important than convincing yourself that every person is as big of a nerd as you are.

Reply written Dec 19, 2022

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fr/en _ _ un bienfait de l'humanité ni plus, ni moins

_ _ a benefit for humanity no more, no less

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NejyCR
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Review •Jul 17, 2023

It could be useful, but it appears to be limited in scope. I tried searching for Notion or TickTick and got either no answer or an inadequate one.

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Positive comment •Mar 29, 2013

Just check it out, great simplification of TOS!

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What is Terms of Service; Didn't Read?

Terms of Service; Didn't Read (ToS;DR) is an active project to fix the biggest lie on the web. We help you understand the Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policies of websites.

Terms of service are often too long to read, but it's important to understand what's in them. Your rights online depend on them. Get informed about your rights by installing the browser extension for Firefox, Chrome, Opera or Safari.

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Facebook

  • Very broad copyright license on your content -> No promise to inform about government requests
  • Facebook automatically shares your data with many other services
  • Transparency on law enforcement requests
  • You can give your feedback before changes
  • No pseudonym allowed -> (more info on the forum)

Google

  • Google can use your content for all their existing and future services
  • Limited copyright license to operate and improve all Google Services
  • Inform about data requests
  • Google posts notice of changes, with a 14-day ultimatum.
  • Transparency on law enforcement requests -> Partial archives of their terms are available -> Jurisdiction in California -> (more info on the forum)

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