> Thankfully EULAs are void in Europe. It's not so clear cut that you should be thankful. The ability of companies to dictate the terms of which users can use

> Thankfully EULAs are void in Europe. It's not so clear cut that you should be thankful. The ability of companies to dictate the terms of which users can use their software, affects their risk calculation to produce the product in the first place. It is very likely that very useful but imperfect software will not be written because the risk / reward balance is tilted. Remember, you always have the ability to reject an EULA; simply don't use the product. > If that was true 1 € shops wouldn't exist, but even those products have more testing than most software out there. Consumers can make value choices on quality vs cost. This is a basic market function.