Techsurvivors
Archives => 2008 => Topic started by: Paddy on March 28, 2008, 10:52:06 PM
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http://www.channelregister.co.uk/2008/03/2...es_safari_eula/
AKA known as "someone hit the upload button before he/she read to the bottom of the page..." 
Presumably this is the least of today's worries about Safari though!
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I guess PC users read those EULA's more than I do. If it can be loaded and run on my machine and I want to do that, I do. Has anyone ever read a EULA that says you can copy/duplicate/reverse engineer/sell and package on your own/do anything you can think of to destroy the brand/etc. without bothering us or our lawyers?
"Silly?" Seems like a misstep by the final software 'inspectors' not realizing the EULA/Licence only mentioned "Apple." Looks/sounds like the standard Apple text to me. What is the problem?
I agree it makes them look sloppy and careless but "silly?" That usually means irreverent, illogical, childish, even humorous in a grade school way. Like calling Microsoft "Innovative!"
Must be a slow news day...