Seems like that should be a right you can’t waive no matter what a contract says
Oh boy just wait until you read the fine print on… everything you touch!
Loans, banks, phones, walking into Walmart. It’s all binding arbitration.
It doesn't mean organizations might not try to convince consumer otherwise.
EU protects it at a federated level, and no contract terms can override mandatory local statutory rights. Indeed most US-centric EULA clauses are considered invalid or unenforceable in the EU.