The End User License Agreement (EULA) is one of the most widely published and least-read documents ever devised. The language is vague and broad enough to cover most eventualities and hold the maker blameless. Basically, if your use of the product causes the Earth to spin off its axis and go careering off into deep space, it’s not their problem.
Your limitations of use are pretty simple: don’t copy the code, don’t resell it, don’t use it for porn, don’t use it to make or spread mal-ware. The problem can be in the rights they claim for themselves: sell your name and contact info, have rights to whatever you create, and in rare instances, your first born.
Ratkin Premium Member almost 4 years ago
I saw on the news he’s stepping down as CEO this summer but will stay on as Chairman of the Board.
TStyle78 almost 4 years ago
Yep. That’s why you must read all of the ULA. I’m not saying that I do though, lol.
PICTO almost 4 years ago
By opening this case of beer you are agreeing to all the terms and conditions including but not limited to, hangovers and DUI citations.
mikeyman almost 4 years ago
The social media becomes the anti-social media. Bye Bye. It was nice chatting with y
The Pro from Dover almost 4 years ago
Oh! Go down to Georgia.
RussHeim almost 4 years ago
Let’s hope is lawyer is Daniel Webster.
Out of the Past almost 4 years ago
Not exactly the scariest devil I’ve ever seen
kartis almost 4 years ago
Not far off given what companies do with your data.
mistercatworks almost 4 years ago
The End User License Agreement (EULA) is one of the most widely published and least-read documents ever devised. The language is vague and broad enough to cover most eventualities and hold the maker blameless. Basically, if your use of the product causes the Earth to spin off its axis and go careering off into deep space, it’s not their problem.
P51Strega almost 4 years ago
Your limitations of use are pretty simple: don’t copy the code, don’t resell it, don’t use it for porn, don’t use it to make or spread mal-ware. The problem can be in the rights they claim for themselves: sell your name and contact info, have rights to whatever you create, and in rare instances, your first born.
DennisMiddlebrooks almost 4 years ago
The devil, you say?
tcviii Premium Member over 3 years ago
The devil is in the details.