At least once service I was on, for me to get on there again and cancel would have been me "consenting" to their policy. So there was no real way to deny. I never went back, but I was not able to safely get my data out or delete the account.

When a service provider makes grandiose changes to their ToS that don’t favor me, I quit or cancel their service.

You could tell your boss or loan servicer that you no longer agree to their terms but that would be risky since you need both a job and a mortgage.

It sucks

"My terms of service have changed! The updates to section 1e, salary, and 4c, hours of availability have been put into simplified language here (link). Here's a link to my old terms of service. If you continue requesting tasks of me, you consent to my new salary of: "

There's a writer who's gone on about how he routinely rejects contracts that include binding arbitration clauses. He sneers at his audience, as if we're all too lazy to hire lawyers and fight contracts, when that's an option only for the rich, and maybe if you're lucky and in a union that actually fights it out over contract terms.

indeed... unless you've fully completed sith lord training, you don't get to unilaterally change terms.

#uspol