Think you have complete control of the terms of service (TOS) of your website? As a retailer, you probably assume that you can dictate terms to customers, especially about any services you offer them besides selling them merchandise. And when photo-sharing website Instagram changed its terms of service in mid-January of this year, it probably didn't expect too many people to even notice. Those who did might be displeased with the changes, and might abandon the service or go to another one. But what Instagram should have expected, writes Legal Columnist Mark Rasch, was a class-action lawsuit.
And just such a suit was filed on July 16 in California Superior Court in San Francisco.
