'I confirm that I have read'
Question
When a website allows you to proceed only after clicking 'I confirm that I have read the terms of use', etc., am I required to read them from an honesty perspective?
Answer
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Since it is clear to everyone that the intention of the phrase is 'I accept what is written in the agreement', it is permitted.
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Answers questions at Rav Amram Fried's Beit Horaah
Smicha "Yoreh-Yoreh" (2012), Rav Amram Fried's Beit Horaah
Orach Chaim, Yoreh Deah
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