For me the main problem is the fact when you own a physical copy you own a snapshot of that exact version of a product. I agree with the practical aspect of ha

For me the main problem is the fact when you own a physical copy you own a snapshot of that exact version of a product. I agree with the practical aspect of having a digital library but the problem is you relinquish almost all aspects of ownership when you purchase a digital product. When you own a digital product you have whatever version its owner decided to share at that time in history and that represents a crucial difference, which enables things like a movie cut differently from its initial release, a remastered/clean/censored version of a song instead of the original, games with certain features, songs or items removed due to expired licenses. We're now in a situation where most people got used to this model without giving it any second thoughts because of comfort and any changes that give users more control are unlikely to happen.