Roku Enforces Controversial New Terms, Disabling Devices for Non-Compliance

Users must agree to mandatory arbitration or face having their Roku devices disabled, sparking widespread dissatisfaction.

Roku has introduced new Dispute Resolution Terms, requiring users to agree to them or face having their devices disabled.
The terms include a mandatory arbitration clause, preventing users from suing Roku or participating in class-action lawsuits.
Users have expressed significant dissatisfaction on forums, with some attempting to opt out of the terms by mailing Roku's legal team.
The only way to continue using Roku devices is to agree to the new terms, which has led to accusations of coercion.
There is a 30-day window for users to opt out of the new terms, but the process is cumbersome and requires sending a written notice.