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End User License Agreement

End user license agreement definition (noun)
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An end user license agreement (EULA) is an agreement between a software creator and the software user. An EULA outlines the conditions and restrictions for use of the software. Users are asked to accept the terms of the EULA prior to downloading or accessing the app or software.

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