Oh, I absolutely agree that Motorola WILL go after anyone bootlegging their software. Which makes me wonder if you are using anything that Microsoft, McAfee, Norton, or a number of other software companies. They do that too. And I would guess you do because NONE of the current commercial radio manufactures have programming software that runs on Linux. But yes, I know what the EULA says.... it's just like Microsoft.
There is no debate here. But Kenwood's agreement is no different. You still can't buy one copy and put it on every computer you see fit to install it on unless you are a dealer. Dealer licenses ARE a bit different.
And as far as system keys being a reason that you will not buy Motorola gear.
YOU have ZERO reason to have a system key to ANY system that is not yours.
If the system owner wants to grant you access, then they will. And I got a news flash. Any current Motorola trunked radio system requires not only a key but a unique and activated ID, regardless of the radio it's used in. If you clone an ID, the system can recognize it and brick your radio. And the ONLY way to recover the radio is send it back to the factory. And that is NOT a Motorola thing... that is part of the P25 standard that the systems are designed to operate to. So your Kenwood P25 will die the same death that a brand new Motorola APX will if the ID you program into it is not a legit ID and the full security suite is enabled. Not to mention that the radio will operate in a very odd way if the full security suite is not implemented and the system has the inhibit feature disabled. I will not go into it, but when you start hearing talkgroup traffic from a TG that isn't programmed into the radio, know that you have a cloned ID. I will say that as the legacy P25 radios are being replaced and system owners are implementing 2 factor system authentication where the radio ID is linked to a hard coded radio ESN those that don't match, don't have access.
So crying that Motorola is a horrible company and they enforce their EULA leads anyone seeing you complain about it question your motives.
And if you really don't like them... maybe in addition to NOT using their products, you should really draw a hard line and refuse to use ANY technology they have invented. Like CTCSS, DMR, DCS, mobile radios, portable radios (HT's), space communications, cellular telephones, GPS navigation, Apple computers (MC68000 processor), and HDTV (done under General Dynamics, owned by Motorola at the time). SO have fun with that. And like you said, I am not here to debate, I ENCOURAGE you to draw a hard line and take a step back into the stone age. It may get a bit boring on car rides with no car radios (Gavin created the FIRST broadcast radio receiver for the automobile) but you will snub your nose at all those that would enjoy the evils of such a horrible company.