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1. gaja' (gaja@social.libre.fi)'s status on Friday, 24-Aug-2018 17:41:13 UTC gaja'
   So, my school has agreed to EULAs for me that have clauses to sell information to Microsoft, Twitter, and affiliiates. Along with this, they've used bots to sign up Google accounts for us and passing the accounts to use after agreeing to the privacy policy in our names. They do this regularly and I recall a end-of-class test where me and 2 others read the EULA we were agreeing to with clauses to sell the information, and the teacher told us to step aside while he handles it... and he clicked 'accept' for all of us.
   
   What can I do about this, since that doesn't sound legal given the age ranges of 14-17 in that one incident?
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   • Johnny Null (johnnynull@freezepeach.xyz)'s status on Friday, 24-Aug-2018 18:15:00 UTC Johnny Null

     • cobra2
     @cobra2 (Check with laws regarding recording conversations. As an example, CT is a "two party" state [really "all parties"].)
   • Johnny Null (johnnynull@freezepeach.xyz)'s status on Friday, 24-Aug-2018 18:18:52 UTC Johnny Null

     • cobra2
     @cobra2 For legal reasons? I'm doubtful, but I admit I don't know.
   • Johnny Null (johnnynull@freezepeach.xyz)'s status on Friday, 24-Aug-2018 18:33:02 UTC Johnny Null

     • cobra2
     @cobra2 That's why I specified it's really all parties. In CT everyone being recorded needs to be aware, even though the term used is "two party" (or is it "both party"?)
   • Johnny Null (johnnynull@freezepeach.xyz)'s status on Friday, 24-Aug-2018 18:59:39 UTC Johnny Null

     • cobra2
     @cobra2 Yeah, I've recorded for this reason.