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Speaking of the EULA, couldn't I just lie to my tablet? Assume there's no communication back to Microsoft and no need for a license under copyright law. Could
by dlitz 13y ago
Speaking of the EULA, couldn't I just lie to my tablet?
Assume there's no communication back to Microsoft and no need for a license under copyright law. Couldn't I just click the "I agree" button while not actually accepting the EULA? Surely, the tablet itself can't be a party to a contract, right?
- unhammer 13y agoI do this all the time when I'm signing contracts, I just lie to the paper and sign my name even though I don't agree with it. Right.
- dlitz 13y agoWell, in this case, the signed paper is never actually delivered to the other party, and the other party has no knowledge that you ever signed it in the first place. A signed piece of paper is neither necessary nor sufficient to form a contract. It's prima facie evidence that an agreement took place, but that's not the same thing.