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Originally Posted by Shaggy
So companies should be allowed to put anything they want into a user agreement? If MS wanted to say that purchasing an Xbox meant that you agreed to give them your first born child, you'd be OK with forcing people to give their children up as long as it was clearly stated in the user agreement?
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Now, now. No need to go into silly hyperbole.
I think they can put what ever limitations on the products usage in their agreement that they want in terms of what things void the warranty, what can get you banned from that companies online network, what the DRM limits are on the the digital content you can buy through that product etc.
It's their product and they can define those policies largely as they see fit IMO. And consumers can choose to buy the product or not based on those policies.