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If your Windows EULA said "Microsoft can take any of your property" they still can't steal from you just because you agreed to it.
by iopq 11y ago
If your Windows EULA said "Microsoft can take any of your property" they still can't steal from you just because you agreed to it.
- donatj 11y agoIt would no longer be stealing because you agreed to it. This is why repossession is legal.
- Karunamon 11y agoSuch a contract would likely be ruled unconscionable (invalid) if anyone challenged it. I don't think there's a judge in the country that could be convinced that any piece of code is good enough consideration for random tangible property.
- dchest 11y agoYes, you can agree to transfer all of your property to Microsoft in exchange for a Windows license. But including this in EULA will not work though, as there are limits on what you can agree to without signature or notary.