I get your point, which boils down to "your money, your choice". I am trying to bring across that having warranties for digital stuff makes sense, just like we

I get your point, which boils down to "your money, your choice". I am trying to bring across that having warranties for digital stuff makes sense, just like we have them for physical products. It's about fairness. Companies shouldn't delete things (especially paid ones) without a good reason; it should be reasonable, not just based on their whim. The "sole discretion" thing is not fair. It's like saying companies can do whatever they want (e.g., polluting your neighborhood, risking your health). Imagine a world without any rules (like no government, no police). We'd probably go back to "smaller tribes" because surviving alone would be tough. A "big tribe" (i.e., a country) is okay, but a global one is a bit too much to handle. Even the US is divided up into smaller states. Anyway, all I am arguing for is: there should still be some rules (i.e., warranties) to keep things fair.