Icyedge on 28 December 2011
| h2o1977 said: They can take your personal data and sell it to anyone for what every they can use it for, and you can't take them to court if your identity is stolen. All these "Agreements" must be read thoroughly and we should fight for our freedom in suing a big company like Sony because they have fumbled and continue to fumble with gamers personal credit card information and home address. I don't agree with Sony, or any company that tries to own personal data because you use their service. I applaud this person who took a stand against Sony for our sake to raise awareness of this hidden agreements. Fight For Your Right |
No, that would be illegal, so yes you could sue them. They can use the exclusion to have a case dismissed, but the last word will always go to the country's legal system itself. As Kasz said, the exclusion is to discourage more then anything else. In any case, you seem to forget that the exclusion only apply to class action lawsuit not individual civil case.
