debian/copyright lists an EULA, but the user is not asked to agree at install time

Binary package hint: opengles-sgx-omap3

debian/copyright for this package includes the following license preamble:

License: TI TSPA
 Texas Instruments Incorporated
 Technology and Software Publicly Available
 Software License Agreement
 .
 Important - Please read the following license agreement carefully. This is a
 legally binding agreement. Do not click "i have read and agree" or use (as
 applicable) the Licensed Materials unless: (1) you are authorized to accept
 and agree to the terms of this license agreement on behalf of yourself or your
 company (as applicable) and (2) you intend to be bound by the terms of this
 license agreement on behalf of yourself or your company (as applicable).
 .

This instructs users that they may not use the software without first agreeing to the terms of this license. If this is the correct license for this package, then this EULA needs to be shown to the user via a debconf prompt, and the package installation should fail without an explicit acceptance of the license by the user.

If this is *not* the effective license for this work (because the copyright holder has confirmed that no EULA consent from the user is required as a condition of use), then debian/copyright should be updated to list the correct license.