End User License Agreement
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An End User License Agreement (EULA) is a printed or online agreement that sets forth the terms under which a user can utilized a website, software program or online service.
Preprinted, paper-based EULAs are called shrinkwrap licenses. Preprinted, online EULAs which require the user to click on an "I ACCEPT" or similar box before accessing the software/website/service are called Clickwrap licenses. Preprinted, online EULAs which do not require the user to click on an "I ACCEPT" or similar box before accessing the software/website/service are called browsewrap licenses.
