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"My child, a minor, clicked agree when trying to use the TV I paid for. I have never seen this EULA."
Yeah, I believe I heard there was a case that had proved that judges have no interest in holding people to EULAs.
I don't think anyone is allowed to take away your right to being a part of a class action lawsuit as a requirement to use a TV. Recent SCOTUS shenanigans aside, I can't imagine a judge would let that fly.
Maybe those who sign up for warranty promos that often offer free gifts? Plenty more space for meditation language in the bottom of that EULA