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That’s not a great analogy. Apple sells a computer with an extra Siri service. You return it and they resell to another consumer who has the option to purchase
by bm1362 7y ago
That’s not a great analogy.
Apple sells a computer with an extra Siri service. You return it and they resell to another consumer who has the option to purchase the Siri package.
Seems reasonable to me.
- stevewodil 7y agoIt can be looked at like if you buy Final Cut Pro from apple, when you trade in the MacBook they reset it thereby removing that application The next owner doesn't get final cut pro just because you purchased it
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- pxeboot 7y agoIn that case, the original owner keeps their FCP license. Does Tesla allow auto pilot to be transferred to a new model?
- virgilp 7y agoIf you sold FCP back to Apple with the computer, it’s all fine. Problem is - Apple gives laptop with licensed FCP to computer dealer to sell, dealer puts up price for “MBP+FCP”, then Apple remotely wipes it claiming it was there by mistake. At the very least a large misstep for Apple, and misrepresentation on the dealer’s part. Customer who buys it did nothing wrong.
- stevewodil 7y agoThat I'm not sure of, anyone have experience with this?