Which of the following explains the key difference between an EULA and terms and conditions?

Terms and conditions documents are broader agreements that define the rules, guidelines, and obligations for both the user and the service provider regarding the use of a service, website, or application, including the services the company commits to offer. An EULA, in contrast, focuses specifically on the licensing of software, detailing the terms under which the end-user can use the software.

Terms and conditions, when properly agreed upon, are legally binding contracts between the user and the service provider.

An EULA is typically accepted by the end-user, not exclusively by an attorney, to license the software for personal or professional use.

An EULA grants a user a license to use software, but it does not transfer copyright ownership of the product or service to the user; copyright remains with the software developer or company.