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> If I'm not using Nvidia hardware, and I don't use Nvidia drivers, and I haven't agreed to their EULA then why would I care? So in your entire life, you have

> If I'm not using Nvidia hardware, and I don't use Nvidia drivers, and I haven't agreed to their EULA then why would I care? So in your entire life, you have never downloaded an Nvidia driver and clicked through the EULA? Once you agree, you've agreed.

throwing_away 3y ago
That is not how contract law works...
OtomotO 3y ago
Even if they had, they agreed to a specific version, not all future versions. That's why the EULA comes up again and again if it changes. Or am I totally wrong here?
randomname93857 3y ago
But does that matter? if someone tried a software or a service and then terminated or quit that, then does that end-user agreement still applies in perpetuity? Let say I cancel a cable TV subscription or quit MySpaces, do I still really bound by their EULA?
croes 3y ago
If you don't own Nvidia hardware why should download an Nvidia driver?
- fragmede 3y ago
  Because Nvidia's libraries, whether acquired through them or otherwise, are (currently) required for this trick to work.
  - croes 3y ago
    You can get the libraries without installer, so no installer, no EULA, no acceptance of it.
tarsinge 3y ago
I don’t think agreeing or not to EULA has any value in EU. At least in France were consumer rights are codified and so an EULA cannot limit these legal rights.