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Sure. Worth mentioning cars are also insured, so there is no loss for the owner as they get a "refund". That means there is monetary loss for them. The car make
by throwawayzq 5y ago
Sure. Worth mentioning cars are also insured, so there is no loss for the owner as they get a "refund". That means there is monetary loss for them. The car maker is also happy to sell them a new car. The only people losing are those in between. Just like with software. You know, those people also work for money.
- carlhjerpe 5y agoI disagree with your way of looking at this, There's monetary loss from the insurance company because someone has to pay someone to make that one specific car that you want to steal, while the software is already written and distribution is free. In the case of software, nobody pays. Hardware, someone always has to pay.
- imtringued 5y ago>Sure. Worth mentioning cars are also insured, so there is no loss for the owner as they get a "refund". The owner of the copyright infringed car would just download his copy of the car again from the manufacturer. Why would insurance be involved?