Well, it had to happen some day. After all, Microsoft can't be the only one severely abusing it's customers in the Terms of Service.
Heh, I remember when I first warned everyone I knew about mediaplayer 9 and the extra 'agreements' it came with. Everyone thought I was being paranoid.
Question: Does this apply to the software or the messaging network itself? 'Cause you can, after all, use programs such as trillian to connect to most (if not all) chat networks.
EDIT: Yeah, I suppose I could just click the link and find out for myself. So, by using alternate programs and not signing up for anything in the future, you can avoid the new terms completely. Still - this is just lovable!
Heh, I remember when I first warned everyone I knew about mediaplayer 9 and the extra 'agreements' it came with. Everyone thought I was being paranoid.
Question: Does this apply to the software or the messaging network itself? 'Cause you can, after all, use programs such as trillian to connect to most (if not all) chat networks.
EDIT: Yeah, I suppose I could just click the link and find out for myself. So, by using alternate programs and not signing up for anything in the future, you can avoid the new terms completely. Still - this is just lovable!