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> While cracks are still made and distributed by amateurs, they can't be developed at large scale by commercial companies because of the EULAs. Wouldn't the DM
by EMIRELADERO 6y ago
> While cracks are still made and distributed by amateurs, they can't be developed at large scale by commercial companies because of the EULAs.
Wouldn't the DMCA law itself already make this illegal?
- wmf 6y agoEULAs (~1980) are older than the DMCA (1998). Putting aside copy protection, EULAs let vendors claim a bunch of stuff at essentially zero cost (since customers don't/can't refuse EULAs) so they went ahead and did it.