Not that I read EULAs often, but I think that&#x27;s quite a common clause. They do talk about exceptions in some jurisdictions at the end.<p>A bit off-topic, but what I do find hilarious are websites EULAs, when you&#x27;re not even asked to agree before using the service. Then you somehow discover them in a hidden page and they state &quot;by using this site, you agree with our terms&quot;. That seems ludicrous, since you can&#x27;t agree with a contract that wasn&#x27;t presented to you. Anyone knows if there was ever any case regarding these?