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Originally posted by tgnb
Patchou says all EULA's are written to give this right, but this is wrong. In fact i can't think of any reputable and legitimate software that has language granting such rights in their EULA.
I agree
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Originally posted by FrozernFire
Messenger Discovery's sponsor program's EULA actually gives it the right to download and install anything on your computer. EULAs are more for protecting the company itself from law suits, not to warn people about the program, since very little of them read the EULA
i dont think plus should be compared to messenger discovery, because messenger discovery doesnt even respect the user's decision not to install the sponsor (as it will install it even before the installation process is supposed to be started)
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Originally posted by Patchou
The only thing you can do is trust the distributor, and in this case, its me.
i never read the plus's EULA but: patchou r they allowed to publish upgrades without your consent ?!
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