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I don't know what their explanation is, but one explanation would be that people frequently use piracy to try out and compare products. Later, once they have de
by 13415 5y ago
I don't know what their explanation is, but one explanation would be that people frequently use piracy to try out and compare products. Later, once they have decided on the best product, some of them go legit. That's certainly how I used piracy in the past.
So the customers are way better informed with piracy, which forces companies to innovate more quickly to stay ahead. They can no longer rely on deceptive marketing practices and market dominance.
- paulryanrogers 5y agoFree demos can fill this gap. Though IME it can feel overwhelming trying many at once so you don't have to pay before being fully informed. Professional reviews can help too, assuming ones needs aren't too niche. All that said I can imagine some folks feel justified pirating them to reduce that trial expiration anxiety. Just beware that pirated copies or cracks can also contain Trojans.