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Originally Posted by buu2
Great. Now they are taking away freedom of speech. They just keep getting worse. And now they are bringing down apple's reputation with them.
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Heh. Where in the Constitution does it say that corporations have to allow you to say anything?
The First Amendment ONLY applies to governments, state, local or federal. No one else.
This is boilerplate language. It's interesting, I suppose, but it doesn't mean a damn thing until they try to enforce it. They could have put in language that required the customer to insert a carrot into their ass ever 3rd Thursday and sing "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" naked on their front lawn while balancing an egg on their head, but until they actually started trying to make people do it, it's a waste of ink.
Contractual law is all about what part of the wording is enforced. If no one bothers to enforce provisions of the contract, they become wastes of paper. And contractual law has as much to do with free speech as it does with voting rights.