Every year there is more evolution and convolution added to the EULAs to the point that consumers are signing all of their rights away to use Product X; be that whatever product(s) they buy. What is needed is a "Consumer's Revoltion" in which the paying public refuses to sponsor any company that attempts to supercede the laws available to protect both the creator and the consumer. However, every generation of new users comes in at a time when some of those rights have already been eroded away, and they barely notice the difference. Many people leave that up to law makers, etc, to decide; yet many people do not fully understand their rights and presume that companies have researched them and EULAs protect both interests. I sincerely hope that we can get back to a time when customers come first; for without customers, no matter how good a product/service may be, there is no way a company could survive.