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I read the terms of service everywhere I go.
Hey me too...banks fucking hate me because of it too. 10 minute meeting in their eyes turns into 2 hours with me constaly telling them I'm reading the ways they are going to fuck me so be patient.
Can 100% relate.
I had a great uncle who ALWAYS read them. He said he's won rewards for them some times. I guess they had a contest in the fine print. He also told me he's found direct copy and paste stuff in them that he always wondered if it were legal.
I came across a few of them before. I recently had to turn down one because I didn't live in the source nation of the prize. Most of the prizes come in the form of secret features though, for example there was a secret part of the one for a DC project that told you how to access hidden levels.
Same. But I've never made it through Google's TOS. It felt like thousands of pages, and it felt like most of them invoke all the others.