Definitions for "End User License Agreement"
The contract found in most software packages that describes the rights to which the user of the software is entitled. Typically, it will explain how many...
This accompanies software bought either pre-installed or as a boxed product from a reseller. A genuine EULA is proof that the software is legal and also provides the terms and conditions of use of the software.
An agreement between a producer and a user of computer software that specifies the terms of use putatively agreed to by the user. The software producer specifies the parameters and limitations on use, which comprise a legally binding contract. Some companies use the EULA as the sole means of disclosure of a program’s behavior (including bundling, use of the user’s data, etc.).