• alessandro@lemmy.caOP
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    3 months ago

    It looks like you believe that EULA rewrite the law; big news: that’s not how things works. EULA could add something like

    …AND, SOMETIME, WE’LL BARGE IN YOUR HOUSE AND TAKE STUFF WE LIKE.

    After you have accepted the EULA and they trespass in your house stealing stuff, you know what will happen?

    They end up in jail for stealing the same as any common thieves.

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    • ImplyingImplications@lemmy.ca
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      3 months ago

      Jesus christ does it say that? No it doesn’t. Everyone in this thread is constantly making shit up to make it sound like what Ubisoft did is literal murder. Selling things with no warranty is perfectly legal and the government isn’t going to overturn laws because Ubisoft is a shit company. Just don’t buy from Ubisoft! It’s easy!

      Most licenses for software sold at retail disclaim (as far as local laws permit) any warranty on the performance of the software and limit liability for any damages to the purchase price of the software. One well-known case which upheld such a disclaimer is Mortenson v. Timberline.

      https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/End-user_license_agreement