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There's also the question of whether an unsigned post-purchase EULA constitutes a legally binding contract at all.
by anonymousab 12y ago
There's also the question of whether an unsigned post-purchase EULA constitutes a legally binding contract at all.
- jdong 12y agoCourts have agreed on them being legally binding several times. https://ilt.eff.org/index.php/Contracts:_Click_Wrap_Licenses https://ilt.eff.org/index.php/Contracts:_Click_Wrap_Licenses When they haven't found them legally binding, they've generally either been simply ridiculous or deceiving.
- bencoder 12y agoOP was saying in some other countries these clauses would not be legally binding, regardless. Your link only shows US court cases.
- Argorak 12y agoThis is a bit tricky, though! The Origin EULA is not necessarily post-purchase. It is, if you buy the disk, install the game and then click through. It ain't if you download Origin, install, accept the EULA and then buy a game. Still, it is questionable whether a contract that is rarely read and can be changed at whim is a contract in some legislations at all. This is still a HUGE open topic.