> Perhaps the whole EULA thing is old news but I'm still not sure if I'm bound to every condition stated in a EULA when my cat clicks "Agree"... I thought at on

> Perhaps the whole EULA thing is old news but I'm still not sure if I'm bound to every condition stated in a EULA when my cat clicks "Agree"... I thought at one point, the courts ruled that EULAs are pretty toothless. These are honest questions - I have no clue. IANAL but I would be really surprised if courts are as lenient with businesses as they are with consumers. I think it's unreasonable to expect a normal person to be able to go through the EULA of every product they use. I don't think it's unreasonable to expect a business to understand whether the way they are making money is legal.