[mathiasn]

From a legal point of view that might be true, but I believe people are not aware that this is a problem. They just register, check the "Agree terms of service" box and do whatever they want to do. I saw that often, especially with Marketing.

[galdosdi]

Then either the mandatory corporate training they signed off on their first day of employment was deficient, or they need to be fired for cause.

[throwaway48540]

It's not just legal but also the practical point of view. They committed fraud when they clicked that checkbox. It's exactly the same as signing a contract with someone else's name.

[npmeye]

Also when you do npm i. That's fraud.

Did you just agree to opt the company into that smorgasbord of licenses?

[throwaway48540]

Not really, most (larger) companies have internal policies about that, listing the acceptable licenses. Which is exactly what I said - the employees are given the power to accept the terms. Some employees can sign SaaS contracts, though that's usually much less people.