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Originally Posted by PKFFW
Please specify where I have claimed an unlimited knowledge of the law.
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Well, since you specifically recognized DawnFalcon's "limited knowledge," I just assumed that you deem yours to be unlimited, or at least vastly superior.
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Originally Posted by PKFFW
... 2: The act, as far as I can tell, does not cover significant modifications and changes to a product that are not authorised or done by the manufacturer or by an authorised and qualified third party. For example if you were to personally modify the engine in a car the Magnuson-Moss Act would not apply.
It does mention the following in Wikipedia.... ...
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Uhm, if you really wish to expand your knowledge, you shouldn't rely just on a brief description from Wikipedia. Even significant modifications are covered by The Act, and the manufacturer has to show, that it was the particular modification, which caused the particular failure, before it denies warranty coverage.
But, again, we are speaking of EULAs, an EULAs are often a shaky ground to base a lawsuit on. If MS took away the ability to sign onto Silver Live, I'd expect them to reverse their decision, either because of a court decision, or as part of a settlement.