Internet, terms of service, contracts, and fourth precept

Given that using the internet and its services, such as social networks and brokers, involves signing contracts, terms of service, policies, and so on, is it possible to use them without breaking the fourth precept? Indeed, most contracts are assumed to have been read and understood before signing. However, reading and understanding what is read can take dozens of hours in each case and requires considerable intellectual effort, even legal knowledge. Furthermore, these contracts often contain clauses that are difficult to comply with or even logically impossible. With the proliferation of these contracts, it becomes almost unmanageable unless one is willing to dedicate an excessive amount of time to them. So, how can we use these services without breaking the fourth precept?