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by: Jamie Cuevas

 

Apple has bestowed upon us some wonderful weekend reading, in the form of all new iCloud Terms and Conditions, which are required to accept if you wish to continue to use iCloud on your Apple devices. It’s iCloud, it’s Terms, and it’s Conditions… iCloud. Terms. Conditions… are you getting it yet? This is not three separate documents!

It’s a page turner from the very beginning where Apple welcomes you – and you do feel that welcome, don’t you? – to the very end where they provide a URL for the web version of the document, the full new iCloud Terms and Conditions comes in at a soothing 10,437 words. That’s roughly 21 pages of a single-spaced text document, or 42 pages double-spaced for all you students out there, making the new iCloud Terms and Conditions roughly the length of a healthy college dissertation.

 

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Does anyone actually read all the terms and conditions? LOL

Does anyone actually read all the terms and conditions? LOL

Always!

 

 

Does anyone actually read all the terms and conditions? LOL

Always!

 

 

I’ll make a copy of it and read it while I’m sitting on the throne.

 

Does anyone actually read all the terms and conditions? LOL

Always!

 

 

I’ll make a copy of it and read it while I’m sitting on the throne.

 

I make a copy and use it to clean up after being on the throne.


Several years ago there was a small program which could be used to check all these terms and conditions but I cannot remember what it is called now.

Does anyone actually read all the terms and conditions? LOL

Always!

 

 

I’ll make a copy of it and read it while I’m sitting on the throne.

 

I make a copy and use it to clean up after being on the throne.


Several years ago there was a small program which could be used to check all these terms and conditions but I cannot remember what it is called now.

Here it is @Jasper_The_Rasper  https://www.brightfort.com/eulalyzer.html

 

On Wilders: https://www.wilderssecurity.com/forums/eulalyzer-forum.21/

Does anyone actually read all the terms and conditions? LOL

Always!

 

 

I’ll make a copy of it and read it while I’m sitting on the throne.

 

I make a copy and use it to clean up after being on the throne.


Several years ago there was a small program which could be used to check all these terms and conditions but I cannot remember what it is called now.

Here it is @Jasper_The_Rasper  https://www.brightfort.com/eulalyzer.html

 

On Wilders: https://www.wilderssecurity.com/forums/eulalyzer-forum.21/

That is the one, well done @TripleHelix 

Does anyone actually read all the terms and conditions? LOL

Always!

 

 

I’ll make a copy of it and read it while I’m sitting on the throne.

 

I make a copy and use it to clean up after being on the throne.


Several years ago there was a small program which could be used to check all these terms and conditions but I cannot remember what it is called now.

Here it is @Jasper_The_Rasper  https://www.brightfort.com/eulalyzer.html

 

On Wilders: https://www.wilderssecurity.com/forums/eulalyzer-forum.21/

That is the one, well done @TripleHelix 

Not for Mac’s though.

Does anyone actually read all the terms and conditions? LOL

Always!

 

 

I’ll make a copy of it and read it while I’m sitting on the throne.

 

I make a copy and use it to clean up after being on the throne.


Several years ago there was a small program which could be used to check all these terms and conditions but I cannot remember what it is called now.

Here it is @Jasper_The_Rasper  https://www.brightfort.com/eulalyzer.html

 

On Wilders: https://www.wilderssecurity.com/forums/eulalyzer-forum.21/

That is the one, well done @TripleHelix 

Not for Mac’s though.

AntiMac again, what else is new. ☹️

 

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