>If you pay for software it generally comes with some warranty and guarantee of fitness for purpose. Unless it's some sort of bespoke software with a detailed

>If you pay for software it generally comes with some warranty and guarantee of fitness for purpose. Unless it's some sort of bespoke software with a detailed contract (the details of which aren't available), I don't believe that's true. Every single software license (as well as websites and other services) I've ever read (over the past 30 years or so) has had some similar disclaimer. Would you provide an example that doesn't follow that pattern?