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3 years ago

Which activity represents a violation of the licensing agreement?

2 answers:

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a) unauthorized duplication of software

If one 'pirates' another person's software, they are not giving the person who produced the software their royalty, which means that they are, in effect, misusing the person's rights.

hope this helps

Lena [83]3 years ago

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A) unauthorized duplication of software

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