Review of Terms of Service

[Ash Subra]

This is a very interesting review. I really enjoyed reading the review. I'm looking forward to read the book.

[Hazel Mae Bagarinao]

When people see you are externally successful but behind that, you are internally broken. Kim is somewhat like this. She has a good job and money, and it looks like she has everything, but emptiness ranging in her soul. Why? I need to finish the book to find out. This is an amazing review!

[Semab Tabassum]

The interaction between humans and robots and the domination of AI, it's my type. Thanks for the detailed summary.

[Sahra mohamed Osman]

The book's conclusion leaves one hopeful and renewed , yearning for the next book in the sequel I recommend it to readers looking for a unique story of the rise of machines and a fight for freedom and truth the book deserves a rating

[Favour Alade Boluwatife]

This book talks about a girl named Kim and how her life was controlled AIs. In this book you'll learn more about real world and virtual word. The author did an amazing job

[Kaylee Samuel]

Humans are always trying to create the perfect AI. It's always fun to read stories about Artificial Intelligence controlling humans and discover how humans find a solution to this.

[Kaylee Samuel]

Humans are always trying to create the perfect AI. It's always fun to read stories about Artificial Intelligence controlling humans and discover how humans find a solution to this.

[Towfiq Juma]

The plot of the book was truly captivating. It begins in a slow, steady manner that may seem dull at first, but as the pace picks up, it becomes clear that the initial set up was necessary for the story to unfold. The vivid descriptions of the machines and surroundings transported me to a different world, particularly during the purple week, which left me longing for such a magical experience. The characters are well-developed, and their personalities are clearly manifested and evolve throughout the journey.

[Smrithi Arun]

It's thrilling to see another person's perspective on a book you have read, too! When I read Terms of Service, I found the world to be painfully grim. It made me uncomfortable. I don't believe our future will be so bland and menacing. Regardless, congrats to the author on the BOTD.

[Hubre De Klerk]

I absolutely enjoyed this book so much, and I was definitely not disappointed. I have been intrigued by most things moving to technology and how it will affect our future. In South Africa, though, we have a joke that we don't need to worry about technology and AI's taking over, as with the amount of load-shedding we get (when they put the electricity off for a few hours and can be 2-3 times + per day) there won't be enough electricity to keep technology going. I enjoyed the different personalities present and how each reacted to the strict terms and rules in this book. I know I wouldn't have fitted into their boxes for everyone.

[Bea Clarito]

I just finished this book myself. It was such a captivating read and Stanfill's personification of how AI works was nothing short of brilliant. I have recommended this book to most of my friends already.

[Sushan Ekanayake]

Witness a society controlled by AI, where freedom is a distant dream. A thrilling tale that questions the boundaries of power, unity, and equality. Don't miss this unique blend of technology, rebellion, and a fight for the truth! Congratulations on being BOTD!

[Saifjot]

Review is good enough to intrigue a desire to read the entire book!

[Margi zuu202]

Book of the day BOTD SciFi/ fantasy a chilling dystopia tale that is as unsettling as it is through provocative world is controlled by big corporate with every aspect of people lives monitored and regulated by all backdrop of an utterly acetic world ruled by self serving corporations which control every aspect of human life by exploiting al.such a twisted tale I will recommend it

[Snepster]

This is an interesting take on how the world will be AIs will rule. The privacy infringement nightmare of every activist will become the norm. The theme of the book is thought-provoking. Thank you for this review.