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by kelnos 16 days ago
That suggests the system working as it should. They present terms for use, you don't like them, so your don't use it. One of their other products has terms you're ok with, so you use that product.

Good, fine. This is an example of trusting the company to honor their own terms, not the opposite.

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That feels like moving the goalpost. First they would "never not respect the enterprises IP" then the next message "Oh, but it's fine as long as they introduce new terms that you can reject"

Either they respect IP, or they don't. Clearly they don't.