Something I just noticed about big companies

[WildSimba]

I'm aware of what it was refering to. lol

[DGFone]

The thing is that today, people are simply too sue-happy. Such clauses are the only way for start-ups to save themselves initially. Remember, Netflix is now huge, but it started out much smaller before, and when it started, it couldn't really afford suit cases.

But I think that now it can afford to remove that clause. It's almost as though Netflix is trying to hide something...

[Biomac]

That doesn't surprises me at all. Big companies main goal is to make money in any way possible. What's disgusting here is that they propose you a free or almost free product, but ask you to not sue them if you're not satisfied. That's totally unfair in my opinion.
Even though this (probably) is the case of many other companies, I believe that honest, careful and authentic big companies are very rare.