When You Use iTunes, You Agree Not To Design & Develop Nuclear Weapons

Cult of Mac
By Killian BellJun 28, 2013, 10:20 am807 pts
Often times when you install a new piece of software on your Mac, you’re presented with a lengthy end user license agreement that you must agree to before you can use the application. You’re supposed to read it, but none of us ever do because they’re incredibly boring and long-winded. But the iTunes end user…

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