Learn in the textbookPrevention of Unfair Competition and Software License Agreements
DefinitionA Use License Agreement (使用許諾契約) is a contract in which the software rights holder grants the user a right of use and sets the scope and conditions of that use.
ExplanationThe agreement states terms such as how many machines the software may be installed on, whether it may be copied, and what purposes it may be used for. A shrink-wrap agreement treats opening the package as acceptance of the terms.
AnalogyIt is close to renting a flat: you can live there, but you do not become the owner of the building.
Memory hookShrink wrap is the clear film wrapped around a product, and tearing it open is the signal of agreement.