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What would enforcement look like in the case where someone reverse engineered the binary?
by parineum 4y ago
What would enforcement look like in the case where someone reverse engineered the binary?
- pygy_ 4y agoI suppose they'd get their user license perpetually revoked and wouldn't be allowed to use VSCode legally. Good luck enforcing that. This is, if the EULA has legs. MS could have put that language to scare people off event though it doesn't have legal footing.
- dx034 4y agoProbably not allowing them to publish that information? However, if you can state general facts from how telemetry works without going into detail on how you got that information, I doubt they'll be able to convince a court that you did anything illegal. In the end, you can just monitor network traffic and verify telemetry is switched off that way.
- parineum 4y ago> Probably not allowing them to publish that information? That definitely falls under free speech in the United States. Look at DeCSS[1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DeCSS https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DeCSS