You all know it. You buy a program (or download a free one), proceed out to install it, and then, out of the blue, comes this horrendously long piece of small print legalese, and you can't finish the install, much less use the program, unless you click the right buttons or check the box to say that you agree to it. This is the so called EULA (End User Licence Agreement).
Now, you never sign a thing, and the piece is presented to you only after you started installing the thing, and possibly paid good money to it first, and they often are trying to make you sign away some basic rights.
So are those really enforceable?
2007-02-27
00:08:44
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Svartalf
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