To protect your Eagle license from malicious abuse, we have implemented a frequency limitation mechanism for device deregistration. This article will explain these limitation rules in detail and how they work.

What are Device Deregistration Limitations?

When you activate Eagle on a new device, if you have already reached the maximum number of devices for your license, the system will require you to deregister other devices first. To prevent licenses from being frequently transferred and abused, we have set frequency limitations on deregistration.

Limitation Rules Explanation

The limitation rules are dynamically calculated based on the number of devices your license can activate (deviceCount):

Basic Rules

Hourly Limit: You can deregister up to deviceCount × 1 devices
Daily Limit: You can deregister up to deviceCount × 2 devices

Why is This Limitation Necessary?

The purpose of this security mechanism is to:

Prevent Account Sharing: Avoid multiple people sharing the same license, which affects legitimate users' rights
Prevent Malicious Abuse: Stop licenses from being frequently resold or shared
Protect Your Rights: Ensure your license is not illegally used by others

Frequently Asked Questions

Will I be affected if I use devices normally?

No. These limitations are set quite generously, and normal device switching (such as replacing computers or reinstalling systems) will not trigger the limitations.

What if I really need to switch devices frequently?

If you need to change devices frequently for special reasons, you can:

Wait for the limitation period to pass and try again
Contact Eagle customer service to explain your situation, and we will assist you

Will the limitations be automatically lifted?

Yes, the limitations will automatically reset over time:

Hourly limitations will reset in the next hour
Daily limitations will reset the next day

Eagle License Device Removal Rate Limit Explained