Public bug reported:
>From legal advice: When the Terms of Use for purchases change slightly,
we can rely on its current statement that "We may occasionally change
the terms of this agreement by posting an updated version, and all
changes will go into effect at the time we post the updated agreement."
But when the terms change substantially, it would be better for USC to
prompt you to accept them in the same way that it does before your first
purchase.
I guess this would require USC and SCA, together, to decide whether the
current version of the terms is substantially different from the version
you agreed to. For example, USC could send, with each purchase, the
version number of the terms you agreed to, or the date you agreed to
them. Then SCA could return a flag for whether the terms need to be
shown.
** Affects: software-center-agent
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Affects: software-center (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags: ca-escalated
** Also affects: software-center-agent
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Description changed:
From legal advice: When the Terms of Use for purchases change slightly,
we can rely on its current statement that "We may occasionally change
the terms of this agreement by posting an updated version, and all
changes will go into effect at the time we post the updated agreement."
- But when the terms change substantially, USC should prompt you to accept
- them in the same way that it does before your first purchase.
+ But when the terms change substantially, it would be better for USC to
+ prompt you to accept them in the same way that it does before your first
+ purchase.
I guess this would require USC and SCA, together, to decide whether the
current version of the terms is substantially different from the version
you agreed to. For example, USC could send, with each purchase, the
version number of the terms you agreed to, or the date you agreed to
them. Then SCA could return a flag for whether the terms need to be
shown.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1107802
Title:
USC doesn't prompt about major Terms of Use changes
Status in Online service used by software center:
New
Status in “software-center” package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
From legal advice: When the Terms of Use for purchases change
slightly, we can rely on its current statement that "We may
occasionally change the terms of this agreement by posting an updated
version, and all changes will go into effect at the time we post the
updated agreement."
But when the terms change substantially, it would be better for USC to
prompt you to accept them in the same way that it does before your
first purchase.
I guess this would require USC and SCA, together, to decide whether
the current version of the terms is substantially different from the
version you agreed to. For example, USC could send, with each
purchase, the version number of the terms you agreed to, or the date
you agreed to them. Then SCA could return a flag for whether the terms
need to be shown.
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