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Except, uh, in plenty of countries, those anti-reverse engineering clauses are void as a matter of public policy. And in any product that uses LGPL code, for e
by DannyBee 11y ago
Except, uh, in plenty of countries, those anti-reverse engineering clauses are void as a matter of public policy.
And in any product that uses LGPL code, for example, it's actually a license violation to forbid customer modification and reverse engineering for the purpose of debugging those modifications.
(Though, admittedly, everyone always violates this term)