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Old 09-12-2019, 04:45 PM   #24
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Originally Posted by Chickeneatman View Post
I'd be interested to know how any sort of EULA affects us as we are not the people who originally had this car tuned. I highly doubt anyone can sue us if we manage to crack it. Providing an unlocking tool is NOT illegal. It doesn't break any rules/laws. Now if I went around sharing the tune, that could be. However that is not my goal or intention.

Thanks for your reply, but can we please try to keep this on topic?
The legality of what you are asking IS on topic.
In one breath you state that somebody that paid for a tune should have access to it and in another you insist it is OK since you are not the one that paid for it. Well which is it? It would appear that your motives are not what you claim them to be. The tune is proprietary whether you are the one that had it done or not. You want to change it then just pay the fees to Delicious and be done with it.


Let's see what they have to say. @DeliciousTuning
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