Ah, the end-user license agreement. That gargantuan, hodge-podged legal document of dubious legality we are supposed to wade through and agree to before using a program, but rarely do in practice. I actually do at least skim through EULAs, mostly because one time I read through one on impulse and discovered a chunk of information that was immediately useful. It's probably a good policy given that if rumors are true, there's at least one company who claimed the user's soul as part of the agreement (as a joke), and another who claimed the right to hack into the webcams of users with bootleg copies of their program (not as a joke).
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