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Just because something is unauthorized or breaks EULA (mostly void here in EU anyway) doesn't mean it's illegal.
by SSLy 6y ago
Just because something is unauthorized or breaks EULA (mostly void here in EU anyway) doesn't mean it's illegal.
- viraptor 6y agoEven if you don't expect EULA to be enforced (will you pay for my lawyers/fine if it is?), you still need a copy of the system which you can't buy directly. You're left with unauthorised copies if you don't have any MacOS hardware and the same question - would you cover my legal costs?
- gruez 6y agoOn the flip side, why would it be legal? It's looks like a pretty cut case of copyright infringement. It's their software, you're not authorized to use it, but you're using it anyways.