EULA (End-User License Agreement) is also known as the Software License Agreement (SLA). It is a legal agreement between the manufacturer/producer/licensor of a software product and the end-user/purchaser/licensee. EULA comes with a software product, whether it is compatible with mobile phones, computers, or other gadgets. An EULA spells out the terms of use and is usually displayed with the software installation dialogue asking users to accept those terms. It represents a disclaimer of the manufacturer’s liability for losses arising from the use of the software. An EULA is mostly used as a click-wrap agreement to permit the use of a software product after installation. And they often appear as a pop-up notification.