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They shouldn't be including expiring software in something that they sold as perpetual. This sounds like a class-action waiting to happen. Your users bought yo
by MAGZine 6y ago
They shouldn't be including expiring software in something that they sold as perpetual.
This sounds like a class-action waiting to happen. Your users bought your software with a specific usecase and premise, and it stopped working.
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- dismalpedigree 6y agoCompletely agree. They essentially sold something they didn’t have the rights to.
- buckminster 6y agoYears ago a software contractor in the UK got a criminal conviction for putting a hidden time lock in software he wrote. His intention was not to cause harm, merely to ensure he got paid. This ought to be treated as a criminal matter. Of course it won't be.