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EULAs are generally not legally binding. So no.

• ajkirwin 19y ago
  I'm more referring to the Terms of Service of something like AmazonMP3, which specifically and categorically says that you cannot do exactly what this site does.
  • imsteve 19y ago
    Learn the definition of "illegal".
    • pius 19y ago
      A EULA, if written properly, is legally binding but violating it is not illegal in the criminal sense; it's a tort issue. If we were talking about violating the DMCA, however, it would be illegal.
      • imsteve 19y ago
        Legal advice on the internet... morons.
        • pius 19y ago
          I figured it went without saying that a comment on a forum should not be construed as legal advice and that one should seek the professional advice of a licensed attorney for that purpose. I'll say it now for completeness.