Terms and Conditions May Apply is a 2013 documentary directed by Cullen Hoback that explores the implications of user agreements on privacy. The film highlights how corporations, particularly tech giants like Facebook and Google, exploit lengthy and complex terms of service that most users do not read. These agreements often grant companies extensive rights to collect, use, and share personal data, raising significant concerns about privacy and consent. Through a blend of interviews with privacy advocates, legal experts, and individuals affected by privacy violations, the documentary reveals the stark reality of digital surveillance. It emphasizes that by clicking "I Agree," users unknowingly surrender their rights and personal information, contributing to a culture of pervasive data collection. The film also includes notable figures such as Mark Zuckerberg, who exemplifies the hypocrisy in corporate practices regarding user privacy. Terms and Conditions May Apply serves as...
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