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Neither does Sony (anymore), apparently. They still sold them.
by AndroTux 3mo ago
Neither does Sony (anymore), apparently. They still sold them.
- Natfan 3mo agoand redefined the terms of "sold" in their contract to mean "rent, with a one-time fee" it is more immoral to sell something you can't legally "sell" (permanently and irrevocably transfer ownership of a product), than to pirate that content (which has no level of expected payment)
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- charcircuit 3mo agoSony sold them while they still had the license with a clause that they could remove them at any time.
- ninalanyon 3mo ago> with a clause that they could remove them at any time. Then they did not sell them.
- dtech 3mo agoThat's not selling, that's renting
- Buttons840 3mo agoYep. That's the argument. People don't like that though. We should change the laws so that is illegal. We can just make laws we want--we're allowed to do that.