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Terms and conditions should be presented to the end user only if they have changed since the last provisioning #124

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GoogleCodeExporter commented 8 years ago 
Terms and conditions should be presented to the end user only if they have 
changed since the last provisioning

The key point is that today there is no defined way to deliver these Legal 
conditions.

With the method we are using, it is not easy to update these legal conditions:
-   Normally, these Pop up should be showed to the user only at the first time it 
gets conditions. Not each time a new file is downloaded, because a parameter 
has been changed.
-   On the other way, if we change Legal conditions, the user must not be able to 
use the service until he accepts new legal conditions
Discussion with WIT, they have defined a good implementation:
-   When a new XML file is downloaded by the app, it detects if there is a change 
in the legal conditions parameters.
o   If there is change, it stops the service and display a notification. The 
customer must accept it to retrieve the service
o   If there is no change, it does not display anything and the service is still 
running

But on the other way Samsung and HTC are not displaying a Pop up when new legal 
conditions are set up. So the user is not aware on new legal conditions, and 
keeps the service.

In our understanding, it is not possible to open an issue to Samsung or HTC, as 
finally it is not really an issue from their side.

What could be pushed to GSMA would be the solution proposed by WIT.

Original issue reported on code.google.com by jmauffret@gmail.com on 30 Jul 2013 at 9:26

GoogleCodeExporter commented 8 years ago

Original comment by jmauffret@gmail.com on 30 Jul 2013 at 9:30