Forcing opaque, possibly abusive EULAs on individuals is one thing, using them against organizations is another. In most jurisdictions, many terms routinely fou

Forcing opaque, possibly abusive EULAs on individuals is one thing, using them against organizations is another. In most jurisdictions, many terms routinely found in contracts between businesses are invalid when an individual is a party due to consumer protection laws. Take renting. In many places you typically can't rent out a dilapidated home to someone even if they agreed to it explicitly, but you can lease any location in any state to a business. Unlike individuals, organizations are expected to be have the resources to handle the legalities and to not be pressured into a terrible deal by circumstances.