It's absolutely 100% your responsibility to read it, and Canadian contract law is very clear in this regard, that so long as sufficient notice has been given.... In cases such as Rudder and Microsoft, which is one of the leading cases in Canada...it is incumbent upon the person who ultimately clicks “I agree” to either read those terms or to be deemed to consent if they don't. However, the point is it's not just about reading, knowing, and understanding them; it's about the idea that in an information age, where there's only one choice, which is either yes or you don't get to participate, it raises issues with respect to the relative bargaining power of the individual. I would suspect that many times in your life you have been faced with that situation where you have no—
On December 11th, 2006. See this statement in context.