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Now you don't even need to pretend to read the terms of service, as US court rules that continued use can imply…
A US court has ruled that continued use of a service or device can imply consent to its terms of service, a decision stemming from a lawsuit against Tile, a Bluetooth tracker company owned by Life360. This ruling occurred despite claims from plaintiffs that they were unaware of or did not receive notifications regarding the terms, highlighting concerns about surveillance and user consent in the digital age.
Nintendo and Lenovo seeking refunds for tariffs, after Trump's use of an economic powers act was found unlawful
Nintendo and Lenovo are among several companies seeking refunds and interest for tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, following a Supreme Court ruling that found its use unlawful. Other companies like Dyson and Epson have also filed similar complaints. The outcome could set a precedent for future legal challenges and impact companies like Sony.
