Actually, yes it is. Putting in extra terms you can't read until after committing yourself is not legal, so the EULA would not be enforceable. In some cases wh

Actually, yes it is. Putting in extra terms you can't read until after committing yourself is not legal, so the EULA would not be enforceable. In some cases where the software is bundled with the hardware you can only reject the EULA by returning the entire system.