How to disagree to iTunes privacy policy?

I accidentally pressed that I agree to iTunes tos when I opened the app on Mac os Sierra. The fact is I don't agree to the tos. How can I get the dialog option back? I don't plan to use iTunes.

When you open iTunes for the first time and agree to the license agreement, it creates the ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.iTunes.plist file with a dictionary entry called license-agreements. You can just delete the ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.iTunes.plist file if you have no intension of using iTunes and it will be as if you never agreed to the license agreement.

In Terminal:

rm ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.iTunes.plist

If you just want to delete the license-agreements use:

defaults delete com.apple.itunes license-agreements

If you want to remove the iTunes app in macOS, you should be able to just move it to the Trash and then empty the Trash. I was able to do that in macOS 10.12.3, however you might have to disable System Integrity Protection and if so, do the following:

• Shutdown your Mac.
• Start up from macOS Recovery using: Command-R
• Select your Language and press Enter.
• At macOS Utilities, select Terminal from the Utilities menu.
• In Terminal type, csrutil disable then press Enter.
• In Terminal type, reboot then press Enter.

• Once back in normal mode macOS, in Terminal use the following command:

  sudo rm -fr /Applications/iTunes.app
  

• Then press Enter, type your password, then press Enter again.

Don't forget to enable System Integrity Protection afterwards. Repeat the necessary steps, however use csrutil enable.