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What's wrong with me setting my user-agent to "By allowing me access, you waive all rights and policies regarding my access." and then viewing your website? Hin
by npsimons 13y ago
What's wrong with me setting my user-agent to "By allowing me access, you waive all rights and policies regarding my access." and then viewing your website? Hint: it's about as enforceable as a EULA, but just as obnoxious and offensive because it presumes too much and oversteps bounds. Still, in the grand scheme of things, my UA string makes more sense, as putting something online is practically tantamount to putting it in the public domain, whereas you can't perform perfectly reasonable and otherwise legal acts with your legally owned property unless you violate most EULAs.
- comex 13y agoThis EULA is unlikely to be unenforceable, as you have the option of returning the product to the manufacturer if you don't want to agree to it.
- vacri 13y agoMS was the creator of the license that was 'activated' by opening the box in which the license resided. No way to even view the license without 'activating' it.
- deleted 13y ago[deleted]