Text in the post: Says here an online service I have used is updating their privacy terms. No doubt to better protect me, the user
this post was submitted on 25 Jun 2026
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If it's a free service it's definitely not in your favor. If it's a paid service, still most likely not in your favor.
I always remember that case where someone got injured at Disneyland and part of their Disney plus subscription is an agreement they can't sue Disney.
IIRC they died(?) due to allergens in food that was supposed to be allergen free and due to their D+ subscription they waived their rights to sue (bullshit)
Definitely more fucked than I remembered.
That's what Disney lawyers argued. I don't think it actually worked out for them, but I may be wrong.
Yeah it didn't work, everyone saw through the bullshit. They tried to settle through arbitration and keep it out of court. But that's because Disney lawyers are scum and will do anything to find a loophole to exploit. Also think they were more concerned about the publicity and why they wanted it settled silently.
The ultimate settlement at court was assumed to be pathetic though for killing someone. Think final amount wasn't publicized, but the publicized settlement record claimed the husband was seeking 50k. But I guess it can settle for higher and that was just a formality amount?
Anyhow they probably threw chump change at him and a lifetime membership of Disney+ and discounts at the parks. Certainly bundled with a NDA agreement to not disclose the settlement agreement or they'd claw it back.
Any lawyer who would willing go into a court room and argue that is literal human garbage.
I hope not, that's sickeningly evil. God forbid you just do the right thing...
Well, shareholders, but close enough.
That is so fucked up. The family should sue to have the terms stricken from the agreement and then sue for killing their person. Some jurisdictions don't allow bullshit in the T&Cs like that.
But also Disney has a whole department of the most expensive lawyers in the world, so they'll probably have to find a real heavy-hitter who does pro bono work.
Or a family member who doesn't have D+ could sue...
That's what they get for not pirating.
My lawyer advised me to pirate media to reduce my legal exposure. Just kidding... for now.
No, it's good advice.
It's crazy that forced arbitration is legal in the US.
Injured? IIRC the person died.