EClark1894 posted at 4:44PM Thu, 26 September 2019 - #4364142

DreaminGirl posted at 7:07AM Thu, 26 September 2019 - #4364135

EULAs aren't considered legally binding in the EU anyways.

I looked that up. Seems a lot depends on the language used. Unfortunately you'll probably have to pay someone some legal fees to find out.

Got nothing to do with the wording. A contract is only considered legally binding if it is signed by the person, and simply ticking off a checkbox is not considered a signature.