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>Yes, it does! So if I buy a DVD from Wal-Mart, should they also be forced to give me another copy of the DVD if mine gets scratched or lost? Or is it my respo
by freehunter 8y ago
>Yes, it does!
So if I buy a DVD from Wal-Mart, should they also be forced to give me another copy of the DVD if mine gets scratched or lost? Or is it my responsibility to take care of the things I've purchased and keep them safe?
- dbuder 8y agoYes because that DVD is merely a license to watch the content and you do not own it.
- watwut 8y agoThat is not what happened. That analogy is simply wrong.
- seba_dos1 8y agoYour potentially scratchable DVD is exactly a thing you spend your money on at Wal-Mart. With Apple, you don't spend your money on anything physical. You explicitely spend it on a service provided for you that allows you to redownload the file whenever you want. Any exceptions to that should be clear from the start, not buried in a small font somewhere in the ToS.