Discussion
Software is an intelligent property and the violation of this intellectual property right does not involve :
Answer: D
Violation of software intellectual property does not involve software installation.
Software is protected by copyright and licences. Installing software that has been legally obtained, according to its licence, is the normal use the owner permits and violates nothing.
Software stealing (piracy), illegal copying and sharing copies with people who have not bought a licence all reproduce or distribute the work without the owner's permission, and so infringe the intellectual property right (the paper prints 'intelligent property').
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