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Story: Microsoft launches 'charity friendly' software licence
Posted by: Anonymous (Friday 9 April 2004, 4:34 AM)
And, of course, ...this ignores the fact that almost every Judge that has actually examined Microsoft's EULAs (End User License Agreement) has concluded that Microsoft's claims of 'product-control after purchase' are, at the least unsupportable under existing "Consumer-Protection Laws". And, at worst, they may actually legally constitute a "Conscious Attempt at Fraud".
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A software lience, whats one of them. LOL Patrick Bateman
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