Just a quick follow up on an earlier story about Microsoft updating it's EULA on the Marketplace. If you are in the Windows Phone Marketplace Online shopping for an app and see a warning message that reads,
"It looks like there's a problem with your Zune Account or you haven't created one yet. You need a working Zune account to get apps from Marketplace."
Microsoft hasn't necessarily revoked your Zune Account. You just need to accept the new terms before you can resume your online Marketplace activities. Just scanning the rather lengthy and wordy Terms of Service document, it appears the changes concentrate on XBox Live services, legal terms and dispute resolution.
If you hit the "Edit or Create Zune Account" link you are sent to a summary of the update where you can review the changes and accept them. Once you accept the changes, your Marketplace account is restored and you can return to buying your app. You can find the full TOS from Microsoft here.
