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yeah, but what are the terms of the license/lease. I haven't read it/don't know, but what if the terms are basically "you have access for as long as we feel lik
by howeyc 11y ago
yeah, but what are the terms of the license/lease. I haven't read it/don't know, but what if the terms are basically "you have access for as long as we feel like giving you access"
- belorn 11y agoThe licenses are now days almost always the exact same: you have no rights beyond what the law in your country explicitly gives you and which can't be removed by the contract.
- hga 11y agoTake it to court and terms that ... convenient to the vendor very possibly would not hold up. For something like books, with versions that are tangable and massively litigated on over half a millennium, I suspect Amazon would lose badly, after of course the other side spent many times the losses. At least in the case of Amazon, with its reputation being such a big factor in its success, if you had to go to court the bad PR from such a white line case would almost certainly result in a quick and favorable settlement.