If permanent installation of this driver was included in the EULA, then this is not a trojan horse. Since I don't have a copy of the license agreement handy, I couldn't say whether it's in there or not...but IMHO, too many people ignore the fact that they are allowing themselves to be legally bound to such agreements without even reading them, and many newer EULAs even include an auditing clause giving the manufacturer to visit your facility and audit your systems. One of these days the RIAA might try and install monitoring software under such an agreement, and people who blindly agree to EULAs will be the ones nabbed by the RIAA.
I'm anxiously awaiting the attempted enforcement of a blatantly ridiculous EULA -- something so preposterous that it can't help but make the news.
C
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