Please -- can someone give me a further hint on how to spoof IE in Firefox? Been Googling for more than a few minutes but can't seem to find out how to do this...
"Yahoo! says it must nevertheless honour the terms of service which all 40 million US Yahoo! account holders must agree to. These state that survivors have no rights to the e-mail accounts of the deceased."
Isn't Yahoo in effect saying you don't own your e-mail? (or rather, you don't own the copyright?). And do other ISP's have a similar clause in their T&Cs? What about the web pages you host on their servers? Do the rights to those also "lapse" upon death?
Sounds to me like an unenforceable contract...
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Please -- can someone give me a further hint on how to spoof IE in Firefox? Been Googling for more than a few minutes but can't seem to find out how to do this...
"Yahoo! says it must nevertheless honour the terms of service which all 40 million US Yahoo! account holders must agree to. These state that survivors have no rights to the e-mail accounts of the deceased." Isn't Yahoo in effect saying you don't own your e-mail? (or rather, you don't own the copyright?). And do other ISP's have a similar clause in their T&Cs? What about the web pages you host on their servers? Do the rights to those also "lapse" upon death? Sounds to me like an unenforceable contract...