Back in the day, when we knew no internet, we had papers to read terms and conditions on, for all the official works and we were bent to read them as it appeared quite important especially in legal and financial matters. Now, with everything digitalized, we hardly bother to read any TnCs and the most commonly overlooked TnC is that of apps that we download. Do you read Terms and Conditions all the time?
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discuss Terms and conditions: Do you ever read them?
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The thing is that most of the terms and conditions are always only copied and pasted. Nothing changes from what you have read on the other digital platform to the next in terms and conditions. Is there even any need to keep reading the same thing? I don't even bother reading them when I start and it is the same thing.
I not only read them, I enjoy creating them for my websites.
You can use AI to make them faster but just be sure to double check to make sure they are accurate.
You could also use AI to dumb them down to understand the terms of a website you're using.
You can use AI to make them faster but just be sure to double check to make sure they are accurate.
You could also use AI to dumb them down to understand the terms of a website you're using.
Shortie
Captain Cackle
Years ago, when I first started using the internet, I would sit and read through the terms and condtions for any new sites I was using. After a while, though, many of them seemed to just be a copy and paste, and it felt as though I was reading through the same thing over and over.
Now I tend to skim through them, and if I feel they are different from other sites, I will take a better look at them.
Now I tend to skim through them, and if I feel they are different from other sites, I will take a better look at them.
Apsara
Captain Cackle
Sometimes I do read terms and conditions, especially for important apps or services. I know they’re often long and boring, but it helps me understand what I’m agreeing to and protects me from surprises later on.
Terms and Conditions, Privacy Policy and all that are not anything that I read. I have her to hundreds of sites before I stopped reading them. And they were basically the same thing in all those sites. I might read Terms and Conditions for financial apps. They seem to be a little bit different.
Helium is one of the earliest sites I joined for earning as a writer. However, my first account got banned because I violated their rules. I wish I had read their terms. These days, I always try to read terms, I don't read line by line but I do make sure I understand all the written rules
Guilty as charged! I usually just skip them to save time. But if I was applying for an online loan, I'd definitely read the terms and conditions word for word. 
ActionAce
Major Mayhem
To be honest, most people don't read terms and conditions and I don't either. I find it to be absolutely unnecessary because I just want to read only the key points. They are often written in an unclearly manner. But it's a good practice to at least skim through them to understand the key points.
