I don't really see the problem. If the developers want to get paid for they work they can just sell their software. The problem is when someone tries to monetize their product by deceiving users. This is the case: they prevent user from knowing what is happening on their computer, download and run suspicious binaries and use EULA as an excuse. And I suspect, they themselves don't even know for sure what is bundled into the installer.

User should know exactly what they are offered. Hiding a clause like "you allow us to do anything we want" in EULA should not work.