Each piece in Terminals of Service reimagines dense legal documents (e.g., terms of service, privacy policies) into visual poetry that highlights the absurd, contradictory, and potentially dangerous aspects of our relationship with technology. I select words and phrases from these documents to build a commentary on our ongoing abdication of rights to corporations and the technology they produce. By manually typing the selected text into a computer terminal emulator in one take, I insert a distinctly human element into a purposefully anti-human environment. Combining these visuals with the "hum" generated by one of thousands of large data centers around the world that power most web-based technology creates a new, performative wall of text that asks the viewer to engage with the consequences of accepting and agreeing to policies they haven't read or understood.