Haijo on Nostr: it likely differs per country. you're not redistributing proprietary code, so ...

it likely differs per country. you're not redistributing proprietary code, so copyright probably isn't an issue here. you probably broke an end user license agreement, though i've heard those aren't legally binding in many cases, something about them being difficult to understand for the average person. trying to fact check this using a search engine mostly just shows links to reddit, so idk how accurate this information is. this bug being found helps unity a little, so i don't think they care