Yup. Your constitutional rights have primacy over any EULAs. Consider that if they take you to court and lose (or loose, depending on the EULA :) the EULA no longer applies and is no longer legal. This brings up a question: we learned that DAZ lost a court case possibly involving their EULA. Is that what was caused their (so called) clarification a few months ago? Does the DAZ EULA still have any legal standing? Q

Un coup de dés jamais n'abolira le hazard
S Mallarmé