- http://www.cybersource.com.au/cyber/...pl_to_eula.pdf
http://finance.messages.yahoo.com/bb...amp;mid=219921
Very eye-opening to read an analysis of what you're really agreeing to. Some of the highlights:
- MSFT can modify content on your PC and it may not work afterwards
- MSFT can modify your operating system and things may not work afterwards
- If things do stop working and you lose your entire business, you can't sue MSFT
- MSFT can share information about you with other organizations provided it isn't personal data
- MSFT can snoop on your machine pretty much at will
- MSFT voids the covenant of Quiet Enjoyment
- You don't own the product, you're licensing it
- If it turns out MSFT "borrowed" certain intellectual property that didn't quite belong to them, you could be responsible and MSFT's only liability is the cost of the software or 5 dollars