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kuschku on Oct 6, 2015 | parent | context | favorite | on: Europe's highest court has rejected the 'safe harb...

Any ToS that contain "unexpected" or "surprising" clauses are automatically null and void under EU law. Even if the user agrees with them.

Oletros on Oct 6, 2015 [–]

Perhaps the clauses are void, but what the OP said is that there is no information about data being collected.

This is what I´m asking, an example of one of those companies "spying"

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