[anigbrowl]

You're right about the grain of salt, but offering an opt-out to shitty conditions that they know most people won't read about that most people who read about won't act on, and will those waive their legal rights, is an unconscionable condition.

Personally I think that lawyers ought not to draft agreements and contracts that are likely to be found unconscionable or wildly asymmetric as a matter of professional ethics. Adversarial legalism between private parties tends to yield crappy results for the public. I mean, if you've just created a problem for 140 million people, trying to trick them into waiving their rights of redress basically confirms that you're a Bad Person - a bad corporate person, a bad executive making the decision on behalf of shareholders, and a bad lawyer for agreeing to promulgate such trickery.