They had a basic EULA for other services provided by Google, and when they built the Chrome installer they included their basic EULA without checking it.
The EULA on Chrome is null and void anyway, because Chrome is open source and you can compile it and use it without having to agree to a EULA.
But in any case, Google admitted it was dumb, and a mistake, and retracted it.
Google retracted that.
They had a basic EULA for other services provided by Google, and when they built the Chrome installer they included their basic EULA without checking it.
The EULA on Chrome is null and void anyway, because Chrome is open source and you can compile it and use it without having to agree to a EULA.
But in any case, Google admitted it was dumb, and a mistake, and retracted it.