NBC Bay Area’s Consumer team filed a report focused on faulty fridges, and then, viewers responded resoundingly about their own refrigerator problems. Consumer Investigator Chris Chmura has been watching a huge, coast-to-coast response and has an unusual quest to find refrigerator boxes to answer a legal question.

Fridge failures: LG says angry owners can’t sue, company points to cardboard box::NBC Bay Area’s Consumer team filed a report focused on faulty fridges, and then, viewers responded resoundingly about their own refrigerator problems…

  • @[email protected]English
    27•4 months ago

    A software license is different - when installing you click on a button saying “I agree”.

    Not different, because nobody knows who has installed the software.

    Or even more: when I got my car, the kids were the first ones to play with the entertainment system, and they clicked many “I agree” buttons. But a kid’s agreement is legally void.

    • @[email protected]English
      20•4 months ago

      Shitty life pro tips, get your kids to click I agree to licence terms so they’re legally void

      • @PatchesEnglish
        6•4 months ago

        If you can - always have your children agree to all contracts.

        They are legally protected from all contracts except Student Loans Debt. Thanks Biden.

      • @[email protected]English
        4•4 months ago

        The licenses should be void because you had no opportunity to read and understand before purchasing, and they are wording them as a contract when they are unilaterally imposed

    • @[email protected]English
      0•4 months ago

      Good point.

      As someone who’s deployed thousands of apps using MOM/SMS/SCOM, am I responsible for those agreements? Lol