> some circuit courts have ruled that if the EULA says “no reverse-engineering,” it is actually a violation of contract to try to reverse-engineer the software

> some circuit courts have ruled that if the EULA says “no reverse-engineering,” it is actually a violation of contract to try to reverse-engineer the software All that means is that I have to buy the software on the secondary market, and then immediately begin reverse-engineering it, without ever entering into the clickwrap by installing it, no?