Using Pirated Copy Of Microsoft Windows
For breaches of EULA I would make the argument that if the breach of EULA violates the right of the developers like in this case of pirated software, then yes it is wrong. However on face value it seems that a lot of the terms in the software EULAs seem to be invasive and oppressive to the rights of end users and in this case, the doctrine of fair use exists to protect our rights. Also EULAs are open to interpretation too. For example if I buy a particular software and the EULA prohibits reverse engineering the software. This reverse engineering makes sense to the extent that if I reverse engineer the software and then distribute it or sell it then it is wrong but if I buy the software reverse engineer it for fun or recreation or otherwise and keep the reverse engineered copy strictly to myself, then that’s fine as it is not affecting anyone else and falls under fair use.