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*'''Limits on Mandatory Arbitration''': Restricting the use of clauses that deny users access to courts.

*'''Opt-Out Provisions''': Requiring EULAs to include opt-out mechanisms for certain terms, such as data collection.

*'''Standards''': Use standard sections/layout. Standard terms. Standard license agreements. There are several examples of standard licenses for open source and open sharing. (e.g., Creative commons, etc.) Use of standard licenses could simplify evaluation and use of proprietary information and services.

===Conclusion===

End-User License Agreements are a double-edged sword: they provide clarity and enforceability for licensors but often come at the expense of consumer rights and ownership. In the digital economy, a realistic balance between protecting intellectual property and user autonomy will remain a challenge for policymakers and industry leaders alike.

== Further Reading ==

==EULA versus Terms of Service==

*[[EULA ~~roofie~~]]

==Further Reading==

*[[Hidden EULA language]]

*[[Post-purchase EULA modification]]

*[[Game-of-telephone privacy policy]]

*[[Terms of service]]

*[[Non-disclosure agreement]]

== References ==

==References==

[[Category:Common terms]]

[[Category:Common license terms]]

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 *'''Limits on Mandatory Arbitration''': Restricting the use of clauses that deny users access to courts.
 *'''Opt-Out Provisions''': Requiring EULAs to include opt-out mechanisms for certain terms, such as data collection.
+*'''Standards''':  Use standard sections/layout.  Standard terms.  Standard license agreements.  There are several examples of standard licenses for open source and open sharing.  (e.g., Creative commons, etc.)  Use of standard licenses could simplify evaluation and use of proprietary information and services.
 ===Conclusion===
 End-User License Agreements are a double-edged sword: they provide clarity and enforceability for licensors but often come at the expense of consumer rights and ownership. In the digital economy, a realistic balance between protecting intellectual property and user autonomy will remain a challenge for policymakers and industry leaders alike.
-== Further Reading ==
+==EULA versus Terms of Service==
-*[[EULA roofie]]
+{{See also|Terms of Service}}
+<!-- Should give a quick comparison of what [[Terms of Service]] are compared to EULA. -->
+==Further Reading==
+*[[Hidden EULA language]]
+*[[Post-purchase EULA modification]]
+*[[Game-of-telephone privacy policy]]
 *[[Terms of service]]
+*[[Non-disclosure agreement]]
-== References ==
+==References==
-[[Category:Common terms]]
+[[Category:Common license terms]]