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You're breaking the license agreement (licenses are tied to the hardware and die with the hardware) but there's no technical limitations, no.
by fckgw 3y ago
You're breaking the license agreement (licenses are tied to the hardware and die with the hardware) but there's no technical limitations, no.
- animesh 3y agoOh, wow. I did not somehow know that. What would entail if they were to enforce it? Do they even enforce this?
- fckgw 3y agoNot for consumers. Probably a big stick over the head if you tried this in a business. Get sued if you did this at a repair shop (pretty sure there's been several cases)
- poizan42 3y agoAs I understand that restriction has been ruled invalid in the EU[1]. I don't know what the situation is in the US. [1] Case C-128/11. European Court of Justice. USEDSOFT GmbH vs. ORACLE INTERNATIONAL CORP