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There's nothing wrong with subscription based model. The problem arises when you pay for the software and you have it disabled remotely for "violating terms of

by pfoof 4y ago

There's nothing wrong with subscription based model. The problem arises when you pay for the software and you have it disabled remotely for "violating terms of service".

User23 4y ago
> The problem arises when you pay for the software and you have it disabled remotely for "violating terms of service". This is a defining characteristic of a subscription based model, ergo there is something wrong with it.