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The End User License Agreement (EULA) is a crucial legal document used when software providers want to license their products to end users in Denmark and the EU market. It serves as the primary contract governing the relationship between the software provider and its users, whether they are consumers or businesses. This document is essential for protecting intellectual property rights, limiting liability, ensuring GDPR compliance, and establishing clear usage terms. The EULA must comply with Danish contract law, EU consumer protection regulations, and data protection requirements. It is particularly important for software companies operating in Denmark or targeting Danish users, as it needs to balance the provider's rights with strong consumer protection standards under Danish law.
