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Hello Bo,

It has always been a violation of the OS X license agreement to run OS X on Hardware that Apple didn't make. This applies to Yosemite as well. I am unaware of any EU regulation that would nullify that clause.

Hello again Bo,

Blogs are not legally binding international regulations. People sometimes try to make a claim that some EU law prohibits one of Apple's business practices. But until said claim is proven in a court of law, it is invalid. A recent successful example was the 2-year warranty claim. By Apple's interpretation of the law, Apple was acting legally. The EU had to issue a ruling that specifically said Apple's interpretation was wrong. If you think Apple is also wrong about its interpretation of this particular law, you are free to contact your EU representatives and have them address the issue. You may be required to demonstrate some harm first.

To install OS X on hardware for which it's not licensed (including any hardware not made by Apple) is copyright infringement in any country in the world that is a signatory to the Berne Convention. That would certainly include all EU countries.