> To my mind EULA's are only valid insofar as they echo the law... in other words, they're proclamations rather than contracts.
They are a contract, by agreeing with them you have entered into the contract. A contract cannot break laws though, so an illegal clause in a eula would not be enforceable. (I am not a lawyer, this is not legal advice, blah blah blah)
They are a contract, by agreeing with them you have entered into the contract. A contract cannot break laws though, so an illegal clause in a eula would not be enforceable. (I am not a lawyer, this is not legal advice, blah blah blah)