Many sites and devices have terms of use, often called an "agreement" or "terms of use". Most people lie, testifying that they have read the terms. It's an overlooked issue in society. This debate is not about when a site assumes that terms have been read or agreed to. This debate is about those site that specifically require checking a box that is clearly maked "I have read and agree to the terms..." or something similar.
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