Frontpage - Terms of Service; Not read

Terms of Service; Unread "(TOS; DR) is a young project that began in June 2012 to help address the" biggest lie on the internet ": almost no one actually reads the terms of service we have always agreed to.

The general idea behind the background oS; DR appeared during the chaotic communication camp near Berlin in 2011, when the people of Unhosted launched a movement to create web applications that allowed users to control their valuable user data and privacy. In the summer of 2012, Hugo Roy (@ hugoroyd) began legal analysis and put the project into practice. Since then, more people have joined the team and contributed through the reviewer community. Ultimately, all work is transparent and discussions are open. Our work is funded by non-profit organizations and individual donations, and published in the form of free software and open data.

Please note that the project is still in its early stages and most of the data may undergo significant changes. More information about our classification.

What does' AKS; DR 'mean? The name is inspired by the Internet acronym TL; DR, meaning "too long; not read", often appears in blogs and emails when a paragraph is too long and people are too lazy to read the entire text. It's more like a code name than a real name. But it seems that people like it (do you like it?)

http://tosdr.org/ It is a website for Terms of Service (TOSDR) aimed at helping people better understand the terms of service for various online services.

This website collects the terms of service for various online services and organizes them into an easy to understand format, so that users can better understand the rights and obligations of the online services they use.

The TOSDR website provides some useful features, such as searching and comparing the service terms of different online services, viewing other users' evaluations and feedback on a certain service term, and viewing explanations and clarifications of some common terms.

In addition, TOSDR also provides some guidelines and recommendations on the terms of service, such as how to read and understand the terms of service, how to protect one's personal information and privacy, etc.

In short, TOSDR is a very useful website that can help users better understand and manage the rights and obligations of the network services they use.