One of the biggest problems also here is technology people that think they can interpret and understand legal language like T&Cs (Terms and Conditions), laws and licenses as if they were deterministic software source code. They are almost always wrong. Please ask a lawyer before jumping to conclusions. I promise, you will be surprised. I am talking from (painful) experience.
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@jwildeboer code is directions for how to get a computer to do something
T&Cs often are for obscuring what will be done
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