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*'''Limits on Mandatory Arbitration''': Restricting the use of clauses that deny users access to courts. | *'''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. | *'''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. (For example, creative commons offers a library of licenses) | |||
===Conclusion=== | ===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. | 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 == | ==Further Reading== | ||
*[[EULA roofie]] | *[[EULA roofie]] | ||
*[[Terms of service]] | *[[Terms of service]] | ||
== References == | ==References== | ||
[[Category:Common terms]] | [[Category:Common terms]] | ||