“When a transaction objectively looks like a sale to a reasonable customer, the customer should get the legal rights that come with purchase, even if the vendor figuratively has their fingers crossed behind their back in the fine print,” EFF’s @cmcsherr told The Daily Mail. https://www.dailymail.com/yourmoney/article-16099153/sony-playstation-digital-game-ownership-court.html
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@eff @cmcsherr What a surprise that the servers wont stay online forever.
Another bulig surprise: All your disc games, which need additional content downloaded or a day one patch will become obsolete too. But at least you than still own a useless disc on a plastic cover. Sometimes it's good to use your brain.
@eff @cmcsherr if buying isn't owning....
Honestly even if it is stealing, I don't care anymore. It's incomparable to theft, if I steal a candy bar from a store they have one less candy bar to sell, if I pirate a game they don't have one less game. I would in fact download a car.
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Please don't use the Daily Mail as a source of news. It isn't
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