No, they are written in all caps, because lawyers think that it is a necessary component of the "conspicuous" requirement of the Uniform Commercial Code, and nobody feels strongly enough about it to really test it in court and risk damaging oneself.

I thought they were written in all caps to lower the probability of anyone actually ever reading them.

You not only simply repeated what the grandparent was saying, but you also didn't engage what I wrote in any meaningful way.

This kind of "cute" comments is killing this site.

Fair point; my apologies.

Contrary to popular belief, companies do not want people to misuse their products or break their license agreement simply because they didn't understand the implications of it.

A happy customer is a returning customer.

A customer accidentally breaking an agreement is not a happy customer.

There are many, many industries (not just lawyers) that decided touch typing with intermittent shift pressing was hard and found it much easier to just type everything ever in all caps for all eternity. That still comes up anytime you mention removing the caps lock key from keyboards: all the people that do a lot of typing and hate the shift key.

Ask someone that works health care records about it sometime.