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Google doesn't have a say on what you can do with your phone. Google does have a say on what you can do with their service. These people were clearly trying t
by ryporter 10y ago
Google doesn't have a say on what you can do with your phone.
Google does have a say on what you can do with their service.
These people were clearly trying to game the system. Google caught them red-handed and has now exercised their rights.
- dvirsky 10y agoBut the phone's terms did state (according to TFA): “You may only purchase Devices for your personal use. You may not commercially resell any Device, but you may give the Device as a gift.”
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- csomar 10y agoThat's exactly my point. I'm critiquing their policy.
- dvirsky 10y agoSorry, I read it as protecting their policy
- tclancy 10y agoThis is (one of) the problem with EULAs: even if I noticed that while not really skimming the EULA, I would ignore it as it seems completely unenforceable from a legal standpoint. I buy something from you and you get to determine what I can and can't do with it? Don't let EA and the other AAA game makers hear about this!
- tdkl 10y agoServices aren't tied to a specific phone. That's the whole point of being "services".