Sadly, so many of the more fanatical supporters do not seem to read, or do not actually understand some of the finer legal points, in these updating EULA's nor seem to understand that you can not change the terms of a EULA for previously purchased content. Changes to a EULA are not retro-active and can not be enforced as such. Sure, if Software company X makes a new EULA for their update they can enforce it from that new update onwards - but if I refuse to accept it they cannot then demand I destroy or cease using previous versions which had a different EULA I agreed to.
Worse, so many of the more fanatical supporters of Daz do not imagine changes and this sort of evasive and deceptive ethical conduct possibly harming them - I have had enough "discussions" with them they feel as long as they support Daz and stay in Daz's good graces they have nothing to fear.
This current version of the EULA contains language that essentially says content may not be rightfully Daz's and End User must verify any possible conflicts (Section 1 third paragraph Title and Ownership) - also require the user to hold Daz blameless and fore go any recovery should use of Daz content result in infringement of a third parties rights (not sure this can be enforced legally due to U.S. court doctrine on "Clean Hands"). Requires users to fore-go any legal, IP, copyright, fraud, or litigation whether legitimate or not and undergo arbitration for possible damages and said arbitration will exclusively be held in Salt Lake City Utah. Allows for Daz to seek injunctions by court order to prevent a possible breach of terms or disclosure/release of protected data and insure it's containment and destruction (i.e. court seizure of computer equipment, subpoena of internet logs, emails, online storage and cloud storage, etc... though these are not spelled out this is not excluded given we are talking about the use and transmission of digital data). Sure many may feel if they do not move in circles that are known for file sharing they have nothing to fear...but what if Daz has an axe to grind.
I personally find the entire section of the EULA about Patent Copyright and Trade Secret indemnity as well as Infringement Warranty laughable. I look at their catalog and se Armor from Game of Thrones, a Cylon Raider from classic Battlestar Galactica, a Gun Drone from the movie Oblivion, A Stormtrooper helmet... Does Daz really expect me to believe that to the best of their knowledge these do not infringe on other parties intellectual property rights?
Glad I have never agreed to this EULA. Nonetheless I will wait in anticipation of threatening emails and letters from Daz3D.