👉 Waiver fluid, often used in the context of software licenses or agreements, is a document that allows users to temporarily suspend or modify certain obligations under a license or contract. This fluid typically grants permission to bypass specific restrictions, such as limitations on the number of devices a software can run on or the duration of a trial period, for a limited time. By signing a waiver fluid, users agree to abide by the original terms but with the flexibility to adjust their usage temporarily. This can be particularly useful for users who need to test software extensively or for those in urgent situations where strict adherence to the license terms would be impractical. However, it's crucial to note that waiver fluid does not replace the original license terms and must be used within the agreed timeframe and scope.
