A closer look
Reading every privacy policy and terms of service agreement you encounter in a single year would take the average person approximately 76 full eight-hour work days to complete; tech companies purposefully draft these digital contracts with incomprehensible legal jargon and thousands of pages of text, knowing full well that absolutely no one is going to read them before aggressively clicking the 'I Agree' button, and by burying clauses that allow them to sell your location data and track your browsing habits deep within page 47 of a document you scrolled past in three seconds, corporations achieve legal immunity through sheer boredom, essentially forcing us to surrender all our digital rights and personal privacy simply because humanity collectively lacks the attention span to read software manuals
