It is bad taste, unprofessional. Taints the pool with the vibe of "We can do this; we will do this and you schmucks can't do anything about it because it's in

It is bad taste, unprofessional. Taints the pool with the vibe of "We can do this; we will do this and you schmucks can't do anything about it because it's in the EULA". Regardless to how harmless it is. It's still an unprofessional quality to implement such and then deny the ability to disable it. Same example as if when you honked your cars horn it tooted the car model. You'd be annoyed right? Sure, its harmless because how often do you use your car horn but you expect a car horn to horn not advertise the model your driving.