Like any curious consumer law attorneys, we actually read the fine print before installing Pokémon Go on our smart phones over the weekend. The bad news — the game’s terms and conditions include a “ripoff clause.” This means, in the event of a data breach, you can’t take Pokémon Go to court. Instead, all disputes must be decided by a private arbitration firm chosen by the company, where consumers have little opportunity to present evidence or appeal a bad decision.
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