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Nearly all of that is the same as Xiaomi's EULA: http://www.mi.com/my/about/agreement/ http://www.mi.com/my/about/agreement/
by huac 11y ago
Nearly all of that is the same as Xiaomi's EULA: http://www.mi.com/my/about/agreement/ http://www.mi.com/my/about/agreement/
- TazeTSchnitzel 11y agoPerhaps it is legal boilerplate for People's Republic of China companies. Consider that an American EULA might require a "worldwide, sublicenseable, irrevocable [...]" user content license, and forbid activites illegal in the USA.
- huac 11y agothe weird thing is that I don't see those terms in any other searchable, English language EULA.
- rahimnathwani 11y agoDid you look only at EULAs for downloadable software, or more broadly? How about the ones below? http://www.canon.com.cn/corp/csr/delightedimage/education/en_upload.jsp http://www.canon.com.cn/corp/csr/delightedimage/education/en... https://www.adxmi.com/terms https://www.adxmi.com/terms
- rahimnathwani 11y ago"Perhaps it is legal boilerplate for People's Republic of China companies." It seems like that text is from this government web site: http://www.cac.gov.cn/2015-02/04/c_1114246561.htm http://www.cac.gov.cn/2015-02/04/c_1114246561.htm e.g. "宣扬邪教和封建迷信的" is roughly the same as the "promoting cults and superstitions" found in the EULA.