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The Skyzone waiver is unfair since it is trying to manipulate the customer that all injuries, damages to one's body, even death, is not skyzone's responsibility. Skyzone states that they are not liable for any injuries. Although, this is unfair since an individual depending on the circumstance and the injury is significant enough one can sue skyzone due to the level of damage. If someone dies because of an equipment or the trampoline itself has a malfunction, or the foam pit, or something is not up to date someone can argue and sue for this reason. The waiver is not sufficient and enough to protect themselves from liability against the customer.

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The Toronto Circus Centre has many activities that can cause injury. Therefore when they host parties they provide a waiver for the participants to fill out. This waiver says that they are not liable if there are any injuries on their equipment. Although if there was a significant injury, this waiver would not be enough to protect them from liability.

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Skyzone Waiver: https://www.pdffiller.com/jsfiller-desk14/?requestHash=9f6b582edd9784ad6dc0c99e2e6c5fbe24603eaf41eba8c911d1cdc38ff726b8&projectId=951297772&loader=tips&replace_gtm=false#9d3cfdb5f76a7371d6d11d807b8de09e
Through having a liability waiver Skyzone is attempting to trick the customer that they are responsible for any damages to their body while jumping with them. However, this is not the case, one who has been injurder at Skyzone is not entirely liable for their injury. Depending on the case, one is actually able to sue Skyzone for getting hurt on their property. This is an example of an unfair waiver because Skyzone is trying to trick people that they cannot be sued when in reality they can be heald liable and even sued.

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The waiver for Joyride bike part is similar to skyzones in the sense that they say that they are not liable for any injury. This is not right as if one were to get hurt they would be able sue joyride. This creates a barrier in the customers mind and makes them feel like they cannot sue joyride due to the waiver. In reality, this is not the case.

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The free audio editing software Audacity received heavy backlash after they updated their privacy policy to indicate that they will collect user data for "legal purposes". A warning was also put in place that individuals under the age of 13 are not to use the app. The software remains open source but has been bought out by a company (Ultimate Guitar) anyways. The main reason this is unfair is because it's a 100% offline audio editing software. There's no real reason why ANY of your data should be tracked, and especially no reason why younger people should not be allowed to play around with it.

Unrelated but here's a good website that spots concerning points in popular websites' terms of service - https://tosdr.org/

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A potato wholesaler, Mitolo, only set the price of the potatoes once farmers had harvested them. This term of the contract was unfair because it gave Mitolo too much power to choose a price that may be unfair to the potato farmers.

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https://www.thesun.co.uk/tech/6507593/what-is-cookie-internet-accept-info-decline-delete-cookies-explained/

Cookies: a shopping website would use cookies to remember the items you're storing in a virtual basket before checkout. And a social network might use cookies to track the links you click, and then use that information to show you more relevant or interesting links in the future. Cookies are generally used to improve the experience for users. But there's been controversy from privacy advocates who would rather not have information about themselves being stored, particularly relating to their browsing habits. and noones really knows what cookies is being used for

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What is a cookie, should you accept them and are they being scrapped?

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THESE days, with every webpage comes an annoying message about cookies but the UK is now planning to get rid of “pointless” web cookie requests as part of its post-Brexit plans. We’ve put tog…

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The Skyzone waiver (and many other trampoline parks) say that they are not at fault for any injuries that occur there. This may be fair for someone who twists their ankle jumping, for example, because it was not the fault of the actual trampoline's structure, it was just an unfortunate risk of being on a trampoline. However, it is not fair for situations such as the one we learned in class where the foam pit was not deep enough. The expectation from guests is that the safety protocols are up to date and there are no pre existing dangerous activities. This is very clearly the fault of the park, because it is not clear how deep the foam pit is when looking at it, and a guest would not think to go up to an employee and ask "how deep is the foam pit?" because they would just assume it was safe.

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The well known Facebook terms and agreements that allow them to have access to lots of information from the someones personal device. This is written in the Terms and Agreements that you have to sign before using the app. However, it's so long that practically nobody reads it. Also, Facebook is such a big company, that even if someone disagrees with the contract, they would have to sign it anyways because it is often required as a source of information for many jobs and schools.

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https://sky-zone-waiver.pdffiller.com/
Skyzone waiver:
Skyzone is trying to convince people that with this waiver they are not liable for any injury on their premises from the trampolines. This is not the case as if you do get injured you are able to sue sky zone for injury. This waiver is unfair because it is built upon deceit of the customer and tries to use this waiver as a trick to not get sued.

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Cardtronics ATM Contracts- Rachel Tanentzap

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Cardtronics ATM Contracts- Rachel Tanentzap

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“We considered Cardtronics’ contract had several unfair terms, including automatic renewal for six years, unilateral increase of fees, and first right of refusal should businesses seek to change providers at the contract’s conclusion.” -ACCC Deputy Chair Dr Michael Schaper

Cardtronics is the world's largest ATM operating company, and the contract they created for small businesses using their ATM's was deemed unfair because it took advantage of the businesses that didn't have the tools to negotiate better terms since they were mostly small businesses.