theRepublic said: Ok, so the "you bought it, you own it" principle they got right. But the way they gave EULA contracts power to undermine that would possibly get turned over. Yes? |
It's simplifying, but that's about right. In essence, the panel said that "a license to use software is different from a sale of that software," which is irrefutable. The issue is likely going to be "well then, what restrictions can you put on a consumer's ability to alienate his license?"