> The EULA is a contract and as long as it exists then nothing else gives you the right to use that software. Not sure how you can argue otherwise. For the 100

> The EULA is a contract and as long as it exists then nothing else gives you the right to use that software. Not sure how you can argue otherwise. For the 100th time, I'm not running their software. They don't have the right to force me to run any particular software.