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Revision as of 04:25, 23 July 2025

Welcome to the Software Portal
Dissecting the code, contracts, and control mechanisms of modern software
Welcome

This portal examines software, not just what it does, but how it’s designed to extract, restrict, or mislead. From exploitative license agreements to forced cloud tethering, software is a frontline in the erosion of consumer rights.

Did You Know?
  • Windows 11 requires a Microsoft account to install.
  • Adobe deactivates purchased software remotely if you cancel your account.
  • Zoom updated its terms to allow AI training on user content — then quietly backtracked.
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Most users never read what they agree to