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Originally Posted by Outlaw
There's no fault in not understanding, however, if you AGREE to something you don't understand then you are at fault. Maybe it's just me but the EULA just isn't that hard to understand.
--Outlaw.
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That can be debatable in a court of law, even though it's spelled out it can be-fought! The judge may find fault of the company for not fully explaining the use of the EULA, depends on the amount of money and time the Company want's to spend on that person.
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