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The scary part is the court may agree. Recently there was a case ( MDY industries vs Blizzard ) in which they argued that because MDY broke the EULA for Blizza

The scary part is the court may agree. Recently there was a case ( MDY industries vs Blizzard ) in which they argued that because MDY broke the EULA for Blizzard's software, they were no longer authorized to use the software, and in such- copyright infringers. The judge agreed. ( its now on appeal )

keltex 16y ago
That's different. It was a civil issue. This is where facebook is trying to make it criminal.
- DanBlake 16y ago
  I know its different. I was referencing a previous case that held that disobeying EULA terms can have farther reaching claws than simply breach of contract.