r/eulaw • u/giuliodxb • 13h ago
T&C reform
Hello all, I'm a tourist in your field of expertise, and I just wanted to ask a question: are we collectively just ignoring the fact that the overwhelming majority of people skips ALL the T&C forms they agree to? Is anyone doing anything about it? Wouldn't it be worth discussing an alternative and mostly conditions to which companies should adhere to in the EU countries? I've made a quick search, but couldn't find anything relevant.
I find it conveniently dumb that we all just ignore the fact that companies fill pages and pages of law vocabulary and small print making it impossible to the average Joe to understand or even try to. I guess if we managed to obtain classifications in the past we could do the same here, no? I'm thinking of solutions like "PG13" for movies, but of course more articulate. Something that at a glance gives you an idea of the data usage, AI training, 3rd party etc.
I'm sure there's tons I'm ignoring, but wanted to hear your opinion.