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Originally Posted by happydude666
and isn't what they're doing againsst the law, can't everybody sue them for invasion of privacy or somthing like that?
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No. The problem is that whatever software they package this with, you are expected to know what you are getting into when you install it on your box. You willingly installed their software after "reading" the terms of agreement. However, I don't know if there was anything like this in the Xbox terms. If there wasn't, there may be a valid argument.