Quote - > Quote - So should you. If the terms are "non-transferable", the software is not legal for use.

The EULA is not the law, you can put anything you want in the EULA, but this doesn't make it a law.

You purchased a knife and the EULA states: "SicoKnivesCorp grants you the right to use the purchased knife to kill your wife"

Does it mean that it will be legal to kill your wife using this knife?

It is funny to see people living in a Capitalist system trying to apply Communist laws. As I know private property do exist in Capitalism and if you purchased something this becomes your property and you can do anything you want with something you own and it is a Constitutional right that no EULA can deprive you from this right.

Hmmm, I think Microsoft would find your point of view very interesting. Very interesting, indeed.

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