Currently on the auth UI, there is only the phrase "by continuing you accept..." the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Although this sentence has legal value in most countries of the world, it is not the case everywhere.
Take the case of French jurisdiction. It considers the general conditions of use as a contract between the publisher and the Internet user. However, this jurisdiction considers a contract valid if only the two parties exchange consents.
Le contrat est consensuel lorsqu'il se forme par le seul échange des consentements quel qu'en soit le mode d'expression. Code civil - Article 1109
This implies that the user must accept the general terms of use explicitly (to be considered as a consent) and not implicitly as does the phrase "by continuing you accept".
It is therefore necessary to set up a checkbox, not pre-checked, with the sentence "by checking this box, I acknowledge that I have read...".
As it depends of the country jurisdiction, it could be interesting having one additional parameter as :
AuthUI.getInstance()
.createSignInIntentBuilder()
.setAvailableProviders(providers)
.showCheckboxTerms(boolean)
.build(),
RC_SIGN_IN);
Currently on the auth UI, there is only the phrase "by continuing you accept..." the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Although this sentence has legal value in most countries of the world, it is not the case everywhere.
Take the case of French jurisdiction. It considers the general conditions of use as a contract between the publisher and the Internet user. However, this jurisdiction considers a contract valid if only the two parties exchange consents.
This implies that the user must accept the general terms of use explicitly (to be considered as a consent) and not implicitly as does the phrase "by continuing you accept".
It is therefore necessary to set up a checkbox, not pre-checked, with the sentence "by checking this box, I acknowledge that I have read...".
As it depends of the country jurisdiction, it could be interesting having one additional parameter as :