basically, an eula is a contract between the purchaser of the software and you, the licensor or the company, which gives the buyer the right to use the software after they have paid you for it. eulas are similar to terms and conditions (also known as terms of use or terms of service): the buyer must comply with all the terms and rules set out in the agreement. this is what the garmin express software does when the user installs new updates to the software. certain eulas contain terms in which the user must agree to automatic updates. if the eula doesn’t have a clause regarding automatic updates, you would have to get the user’s consent every time the software must be updated.

terms and conditions agreements form the basis of a legally binding contract between you and your site users. like an eula, a terms and conditions agreement aims to reduce the likelihood of a legal dispute arising between the user and the developer or business owner. a terms and conditions agreement set out what services you agree to offer the end user and how you expect them to behave in return.