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Software license agreements usually explicitly prohibit reverse engineering of commercial software, unless for interoperability, security research or educational purposes, and the rules vary greatly across jurisdictions; using it to circumvent licensing protection, copy core algorithms or bypass technical measures may constitute infringement or even violate regulations such as the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
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