On Sat, Jun 14, 2014 at 1:01 PM, Alain Forget <aforget@xxxxxxx> wrote: > Yeah, something like that. But boy, even short ones like that are painful to > read. So maybe in addition to whatever license we provide, I would recommend > that at the top (or somewhere very obvious and prominent), we could have some > kind plain English statement, such as: > > "While we, [the developers of CipherShed || CipherShed LLP], do our best to > ensure our software is free of bugs and malicious code, no one can make such > a guarantee with absolute certainty. While we have confidence in our > software, be aware that you use this software at your own risk." > > While I really hate "use at your own risk" statements (because damn, they can > be really scary to an end-user), I definitely think we need to have some kind > of clear, simple, short, plain English statement saying something like > that...because no one reads EULAs, and I hope we can do better to help users > understand the possible risks (while appropriately covering our own asses). > > Alain If I recall correctly (I may be wrong...), doesn't the TrueCrypt software have a prompt that informs the user about that stuff at the end of the installer? I don't remember the wording or anything, but I do remember something popping up.