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Why would it not be binding? It's a legal contract containing terms of use and prohibited activities. You give consent too... Many of the use cases for virtual
by Alupis 6y ago
Why would it not be binding? It's a legal contract containing terms of use and prohibited activities. You give consent too...
Many of the use cases for virtualizing OSX are for business purposes. Not a great idea to build a business off pirated software and trampled software licenses.
- josteink 6y ago> Why would it not be binding? By requesting and reading this reply you hereby grant me 50% of your future income the next 5 years. By your logic, this statement should legally binding too, just because someone somewhere wrote it and put it on your screen. Obviously it’s not though, so why should a EULA be different? It’s literally the same thing.
- nojito 6y agohttps://jolt.law.harvard.edu/digest/apple-inc-v-psystar-corp https://jolt.law.harvard.edu/digest/apple-inc-v-psystar-corp