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All of Apple's EULAs are published on their website. You can download the PDFs and read through them before you decide to purchase software that Apple creates a
by donarb 6y ago
All of Apple's EULAs are published on their website. You can download the PDFs and read through them before you decide to purchase software that Apple creates and sells.
https://www.apple.com/legal/sla/ https://www.apple.com/legal/sla/
- matsemann 6y agoEULA's are basically unenforceable in Europe, so why bother. For a contract to be valid it has to be understood by both parties, be reasonable etc., and in many countries forcing arbitration on consumer matters is invalid (don't know if Apple has those terms, but many do). Forcing a consumer to read 20+ pages of legalese for each purchase, each app they download etc. is just not feasible.
- hvdijk 6y agoI do not know about the rest of Europe but in the Netherlands, EULAs can be legally binding. That this means users have a lot of reading to do is true but not relevant. Source (in Dutch): https://blog.iusmentis.com/2008/04/05/de-rechtsgeldigheid-van-software-eulas/ https://blog.iusmentis.com/2008/04/05/de-rechtsgeldigheid-va...
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