[DawnFalcon]

Except that is what the law says specifically does not happen with automatically unfair contract terms. You cannot argue that they are not violations of the law, they are. You are stubbornly refusing to accnowledge how UK contract law works. The entire point is you cannot excuse violating those terms, and when it comes to a written EULA where you've clearly done so, you don't have a leg to stand on.

You can argue about terms which are not automatically unfair, and try to defend things like using unclear language as well as the advertising issues, but not automatically unfair terms. The only thing to discuss about them is the remedy.

And right, you'd rather I shut up and shill for the corperates more.