It’s a shitty modern EULA. In terms of rights to your art, I wouldn’t worry: - for one it would be utterly impossible for them to get their hands on the hundre

It’s a shitty modern EULA. In terms of rights to your art, I wouldn’t worry: - for one it would be utterly impossible for them to get their hands on the hundreds of gigabytes of footage this monster will create. How would they get it? Over the internet? With thousands of customers, I think it’s unlikely. Then storing this... just the scale of it seems impossible. - also this doesn’t mention copyright. I guess they maybe could take a video of yours and use it purely to debug stuff, maybe share with a subcontractor. But they can’t use it in any way as their own, which is probably what you care about as a creator. To me the shitty bit would be about features being deleted, but then usually upgrades are optional and avoidable.