I understood that if you do not accept the EULA the software runs but
gets cleared upon a reboot.
Their justification for this was to prevent people inserting the CD,
leaving the EULA on screen unanswered and ripping the music from the CD.
R
Marc Sims wrote:
Ed Fosters article hits the nail on the head dead on! Sony's very sneaky and
deceptive
DRM anti-piriate measures and rootkit software are not honoring the consumer
wishes.
Sony like all other hardware, media, music, entertainment companies exemplyfy this very typical greedy
behaviour. All they care about is one thing: MONEY!
Especialy when the software displays the EULA and asks the user to either
accept or reject it will
still install the software no matter which you choose. I think that in this
context what good is a EULA if its not honored by the user or by the software
publisher as well?
Installing software by stealth violates the EULA when the software publisher
force installs it on a users PC anyway no matter how they respond to it. Go
figure.
Marc Sims
Data Technician I
Prince George's Community College
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