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The wording or presentation of legally important text or information. Remember questions are posed to designers, not lawyers; this is not for "is X legal" questions.
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Different approaches to prompting Mac users about accepting an EULA
How can this painful legal detail be made a good non-annoying experience? … This way, they do not get explicit consent and I am not sure whether it is legally binding (in those regions where EULAs are even acceptable legal practice, of course.) …
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