"TL:DR Don't criticize the TOS if you hit the Agree button on it."

Well, no, sir. We still have laws and rights, so I have to strongly disagree with you.

A company can not "put whatever it wants in the TOS/EULA". It's actually their obligation

to notify potential customers and inform them about any deviations from "typical"

terms and conditions.

It's not their place to decide, when I can fully erase parts of their software, when I

am not using any of their products anymore. Hate to break it to you, but that's not

how it works.

Also, I have to admit, I'm quite concerned that you feel that it should be in their

legal rights to decide how you handle your personal(!) computer. Kind of a weird

understanding of laws and rights, to be honest.