| Nice red herring The first amendment doesn't prevent two parties from entering an enforceable contract in which they agree to keep information private. |
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| Ok I'll bite. Show me the enforceable contract.
said by russotto:The first amendment doesn't prevent two parties from entering an enforceable contract in which they agree to keep information private. |
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| said by forgotpassagain :Ok I'll bite. Show me the enforceable contract. said by russotto:The first amendment doesn't prevent two parties from entering an enforceable contract in which they agree to keep information private. Ever seen a non-disclosure agreement? That is binding within the limits set out in it.
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Dracut, MA | reply to forgotpassagain
Ok I'll bite. Show me where he said there was one. He just commented that 1st amendment doesnt prevent such a contract. |
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| reply to Dipsomaniac
Of course I have seen a non-disclosure agreement. I wasn't aware that VZ entered into them with their customers. I don't recall signing anything....
said by Dipsomaniac:said by forgotpassagain :Ok I'll bite. Show me the enforceable contract. said by russotto:The first amendment doesn't prevent two parties from entering an enforceable contract in which they agree to keep information private. Ever seen a non-disclosure agreement? That is binding within the limits set out in it. |
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| What about privacy policies? You sign up and they give you the details on how your information is handled. Did they disregard that policy in this case? |
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| reply to stillnopass
You wanted an example of a contract where people agree to keep information private, right? You got one.
If it was in the TOS with Verizon then that would be one too - violate that TOS, lose the service. Verizon violates laws about handling customer information, they get prosecuted.
That, BTW, is also a contract.
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