End-user licence agreement (EULA)

End-user licence agreement (EULA)

A legal contract between the producer of a piece of software and its user. The EULA may contain limitations on how the user can use or remove the product, or disclose functionality of the product that may not be readily apparent.

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Industry/Domain: Internet
Category: Internet security
Company: McAfee
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