Submission + - Surprises in Microsoft's Vista EULA
androthi writes: Scott Granneman takes a look at some surprises in Microsoft's Vista EULA that limit what security professionals and others can do with the new operating system.
You want to post benchmarking results? Well, Microsoft may now have a say in it.
Vista's EULA no longer shows up on Microsoft's software licensing page, but does still exist — also take note of Windows DRM deciding what you can and can not listen to, and Defender deciding and removing what it considers spyware automatically (by default).
You want to post benchmarking results? Well, Microsoft may now have a say in it.
Vista's EULA no longer shows up on Microsoft's software licensing page, but does still exist — also take note of Windows DRM deciding what you can and can not listen to, and Defender deciding and removing what it considers spyware automatically (by default).
