The company isn't forcing anyone to sign that boilerplate. People are free to give up their rights. If you don't feel waiving your rights is worth the use of the product/service, don't buy the product/service.
If enough customers object, companies will no longer be able to get away with this.
> If you don’t feel waiving your rights is worth the use of the product/service, don’t buy the product/service. <
That’s a fair point. But what we’re talking about here is essentially a utility. We are not talking about a mundane product like a frozen dinner or a shirt.
Let’s say that my electric company (the only one in my area) had a clause in their agreement saying the police can enter my house without a warrant to see if I’m stealing electricity. I would argue that such a clause should be illegal.