Sony deletes more movies from the accounts of people who ‘bought’ them
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Re: Sony deletes more movies from the accounts of people who ‘bought’ them
#2And yet Sony wonders why people pirate their movies. In this case here the owners who had their movies stolen should be able to steal them back.
Re: Sony deletes more movies from the accounts of people who ‘bought’ them
#3And yet Sony wonders why people pirate their movies. In this case here the owners who had their movies stolen should be able to steal them back.
Sony's recent movies aren't even worth pirating
Re: Sony deletes more movies from the accounts of people who ‘bought’ them
#4Obviously media permanence is the best solution, but in the absence of that we just need laws that say that if the purchase isn’t time limited to something a reasonable user would consider a rental (48hrs? a week?) then companies that withdraw access rights need to refund in full the purchase cost.
Re: Sony deletes more movies from the accounts of people who ‘bought’ them
#5Obviously media permanence is the best solution, but in the absence of that we just need laws that say that if the purchase isn’t time limited to something a reasonable user would consider a rental (48hrs? a week?) then companies that withdraw access rights need to refund in full the purchase cost.
Let's add inflation to that. Or charge interest for the loan.
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#6Hopefully most of these folks that have been scammed know how to sail the high seas.
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#7If they offered refunds this would still be terrible.
They don't even offer refunds.
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#9I read recently that PlayStation users are moving to PC en masse, and also Xbox has been gutted by layoffs, and there's a backlash against Nintendo for the switch 2 pricing.
Is the age of the console finally coming to an end?