During the installation process, what must be accepted to proceed with Falcon installation?

To proceed with the Falcon installation, it is essential to accept the End User License Agreement (EULA). The EULA is a legal document that delineates the terms and conditions under which the software can be used. By accepting the EULA, the user acknowledges their understanding of these terms and agrees to comply with them, which is a standard practice for software installations.

The acceptance of the EULA is crucial because it protects both the software provider and the user, ensuring that the usage rights, liabilities, and obligations are clearly defined. This agreement often covers aspects like restriction of usage, liabilities, and any warranties provided by the company.

While the user agreement, installation checklist, and policy consent may be part of different software deployment processes, they do not specifically grant the legal usage rights that the EULA does. Thus, accepting the EULA is a necessary step that must be completed before installation can continue.