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Originally Posted by jasonbirder
Yes but while its never been tested in an identical situation (after all, what Software publisher would attempt to take their legitimate customers to court for non-commercial personal modification of their software?) in instances where it has been tested...the EULA has been found to be non-enforcable for the reasons I have stated above.
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There is no doubt that in a CIVIL Court of Law, this matter is enforceable if they wish too.
The bottom line, as you say, is that the EULA has been breached by using the mods. And whether UBI is going to enforce it. And whether the jurisdiction will have an effect on the reach of the enforcement.