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A EULA does not have to be correct. Tons of absolutely unenforceable clauses end up in those.
by philistine 2y ago
A EULA does not have to be correct. Tons of absolutely unenforceable clauses end up in those.
- bigfishrunning 2y agoThat's fair, the onus is on the seller to enforce them, but that doesn't mean you can completely ignore the EULA (hint: the LA in EULA stands for "License Agreement", not Bill of Sale...)