Well, you accept [probably non-legally binding, at least I always assume that] condition for a driver for your hardware.
Anything else they don't get specific permission for is a breech of the law here (UK, Computer Misuse Act) ... would love to see that prosecuted.
The government should lead such a prosecution really given how important unauthorised computer use/access is to them - extraditing people for it and all.
This is a good point - if it happens to transfer private data and it didn't explicitly say in the EULA that it's going to do so, then they are violating a bunch of laws.
On the other hand, if an EULA for video card drivers starts including language about transmitting your data, then you already know what it means.
Anything else they don't get specific permission for is a breech of the law here (UK, Computer Misuse Act) ... would love to see that prosecuted.
The government should lead such a prosecution really given how important unauthorised computer use/access is to them - extraditing people for it and all.