Playstation removing previously purchased Discovery content
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Playstation removing previously purchased Discovery content
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#3About 1318 titles.
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#4Words do matter. I sense possible legal grounds for reimbursments if it wasn't crystal clear to the layman.
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#5Content you purchased. Their wording. Not content you rented, not license you paid for.
They are effectively stealing the content you purchased.
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#6Piracy at it again.
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#7With DRM you never purchase _content_. You only purchase a _license_ to access it. Words do matter. I sense possible legal grounds for reimbursments if it wasn't crystal clear to the layman.
Anyway, never buy content you can't crack (make it drm-free) or even better, buy drm-free stuff from the start, but if you really want the best service with the highest quality that has the best portability go ask a pirate, it's been the same since 1600.
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#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
If the vendors pirate your money, it's only fair you pirate their content.
The problem is that the long nose of the law only points in one direction.
No idea why people want to pay money to be scammed by these media companies who see you as a number in a spreadsheet and nothing more.
Re: Playstation removing previously purchased Discovery content
#10With DRM you never purchase _content_. You only purchase a _license_ to access it. Words do matter. I sense possible legal grounds for reimbursments if it wasn't crystal clear to the layman.
They wrote "previously purchased Discovery content". Should I believe you or Sony's official statement? ;) Anyway, never buy content you can't crack (make it drm-free) or even better, buy drm-free stuff from the start, but if you really want the best service with the highest quality that has the best portability go ask a pirate, it's been the same since 1600.
You should believe that Sony is trying to scam you. :-)