Re: Truecrypt 4.1

From: Ari Silverstein (abcarisilversteinn_at_yahoo.comxyz)
Date: 11/29/05 

Date: Mon, 28 Nov 2005 19:13:54 -0500

On Mon, 28 Nov 2005 15:15:29 GMT, Jeremy wrote:

>> In the case of TrueCrypt they're offering software that allegedly secures
>> data. If there's some flaw that makes this software insecure and they
>> DON'T make an acceptable effort to fix that flaw they're negligent. Again,
>> no matter what they're charging for the product.
>>
>
> What law school graduated YOU?
>
> The software was provided FREE and was offered "AS-IS," with no warranty of
> fitness. The terms were clearly spelled out in the license agreement that
> had to be accepted before the software would install itself on the users'
> computers.
>
> God, I can't stand it when "Ten-Cent-Lawyers" go around spouting off
> nonsense like you just did.

You can disclaim anything you want, in a USA Federal Court, you're
disclaimer can be valued at the toilet paper level. 

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