This was covered by the Media Guardian podcast (I think it asked why Mr Highfield hates children...) about two months ago, and I reported it too...
http://www.ukfree.tv/fullstory.php?storyid=1107051264 On 21/08/07, vijay chopra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > So I finally decided that iPlayer was worth opening IE for (is Firefox > going to be allowed by the time iPlayer comes out of Beta?) and, upon > install, decided to read the EULA; I saw this clause before my cat ran > across the keyboard: > http://vijaychopra.com/EULA.JPG > So my 5 year old cat has agreed she's over 16 years old. Good luck in > prosecuting her... > also, I'd already downloaded iPlayer before I got to the EULA; what's that > about, how can I agree to something before I've read it? > Seriously, why bother with the EULA, I thought click-through EULAs were > pretty much unenforceable for the very reasons I just stated, people can > claim that their cat\children\goldfish etc. just clicked next, through them. > > > By reading this you agree with all my opinions now and forever more; also > I claim your your first-born child, and I accept no liability for any damage > caused by this brick as it comes through your window. > > *throws brick through your nearest window* > > Vijay. > -- Please email me back if you need any more help. Brian Butterworth www.ukfree.tv
