A mate of mine made a website many many years ago which had an "accept terms and conditions" button at the top that did nothing but bring up a text box that told them to actually read the damn thing. You had to scroll to the bottom to find the real "accept terms and conditions" button. This was years before the T&C's were 300 pages long though.
Support_For_Life on September 6th, 2018 at 12:39 UTC »
They are mostly the same so that wouldn't be necessary.
Calabast on September 6th, 2018 at 13:56 UTC »
I wish there was something like this where congress couldn't vote on a bill until enough time had passed for congressmen to actually read it.
PkmnGy on September 6th, 2018 at 13:56 UTC »
A mate of mine made a website many many years ago which had an "accept terms and conditions" button at the top that did nothing but bring up a text box that told them to actually read the damn thing. You had to scroll to the bottom to find the real "accept terms and conditions" button. This was years before the T&C's were 300 pages long though.