Question $10$

$2$ pts

Jim downloaded a software program into his computer. As part of the downloading process he was reqired to click on "I Accept" referring to all the terms set out in a long, detailed statement that he did not read. Do courts regard such "I Accept" click on agreements as legally binding?

No$.$ An contract is supposed to be based on voluntary agreement and by being required or forced to click on "I Agree" to download a program, that is not voluntary.

No$.$ Judges take the position that such "I Agree" click on agreements merely acknowledge that a customer has had a chance to get a general idea of some basic things but that no actual, binding agreement has been entered into with the customer.

No$.$ Judges realize people do not read such statements and even if they tried, they would not understand all the terms since they are usually written by lawers for a large corporation.

Yes. Judges generally do regard the "I Accept" as a legally binding acceptance and the customer is bound to the terms even if $s/$he did not read them.