Revoking consent with an End User License Agreement

If you decide to stop protecting some of your client devices, you can revoke the End User License Agreement (EULA) for any managed Kaspersky application. You must uninstall the selected application and its installation packages before revoking its EULA. The installation packages must be deleted from the Administration Server and its virtual Administration Servers.

The EULAs that were accepted on a virtual Administration Server can be revoked on the virtual Administration Server or on the primary Administration Server. The EULAs that were accepted on a primary Administration Server can be revoked only on the primary Administration Server.

To revoke a EULA for managed Kaspersky applications:

1. In the main menu, click the settings icon () next to the name of the required Administration Server.

   The Administration Server properties window opens.

2. On the General tab of the Administration Server properties window, select the End User License Agreements section.

   A list of EULAs—accepted upon creation of installation packages or at the seamless installation of updates—is displayed.

3. In the list, select the EULA that you want to revoke.

   You can view the following properties of the EULA:

   • Date when the EULA was accepted
   • Name of the user who accepted the EULA
   • Whether or not the EULA can be revoked
4. Click the acceptance date of any EULA to open its properties window that displays the following data:
   • Name of the user who accepted the EULA
   • Date when the EULA was accepted
   • Unique identifier (UID) of the EULA
   • Full text of the EULA
   • List of objects (installation packages, seamless updates) linked to the EULA, and their respective names and types
5. In the lower part of the EULA properties window, click the Revoke License Agreement button.

   If the selected EULA can be revoked only by uninstalling the application or if this EULA can be revoked only on the primary Administration Server, a notification about this restriction is displayed instead of the Revoke License Agreement button.

   If there exist any objects (installation packages and their respective tasks) that prevent the EULA from being revoked, the notification about it is displayed. You cannot proceed with revocation until you delete these objects.

   In the window that opens, you are informed that you must first uninstall the Kaspersky application corresponding to the EULA.

6. Click the button to confirm revocation.

The EULA is revoked. It is no longer displayed in the list of License Agreements in the End User License Agreements section. The EULA properties window closes; the application is no longer installed.