 Viggen93Premium,VIP
join:2002-04-16
Hamilton, ON | reply to 91439306
Re: Adobe Photoshop CS alleged to contain SPYWARE quote:
Not only has Adobe gotten on the Windows XP bandwagon, but now they are adopting the new Microsoft goal of being able to change the rules any time they desire, after you've agreed to the original license.
I'm pretty sure there are laws against changing conditions on a purchased product after it has been paid for. I remember something about that from reading through documentation in the SCO vs. IBM case. Though there may be a problem if you agree to the agreement changing, I think the only way ISP's get away with this is that their service is paid for on a monthly basis, so their wording is something like "should you wish to continue to use XYZ service, you must agree to our amended terms and conditions".
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