The document that includes the terms and conditions of use of iCloud it is extremely long, extremely complicated and thought not to be read, according to an American who thought to us SUBMIT a little story from inside it. reading the entire text of this document, the man decided to create a story with some of the words used by Apple, and you can see it below.
This is the story of a man, who one day was too busy or maybe too lazy
that he, too quickly, clicked on I agree. What the latter did not forsee, is that he could never disagree again. The lesson of this story is that one should not concede, to something one does not read.
Named "The Man Who Accepted", the story created by the American by selecting certain words from the document has the role of being a pamphlet to convince people to read this type of documents. The rationale behind his action is based on the fact that many of the provisions of the terms and conditions make us accept various strange obligations that in many cases would not even be applicable.
Although the idea is interesting and the little story is worth reading, it is unlikely that any person will be convinced to read tens of pages of documents of this kind.
