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Well, a subscription service is literally a subscription access, of course. If you buy an iTunes movie and keep the downloaded file (there is a single file), i
by ezfe 4y ago
Well, a subscription service is literally a subscription access, of course.
If you buy an iTunes movie and keep the downloaded file (there is a single file), it works so long as you retain an iTunes account (it is DRM protected, that DRM is account-specific, NOT media-specific)
- readthenotes1 4y agoexcept i have some protected songs that i cant play because the provider went out of business
- ezfe 4y agoFrom iTunes? I specifically refer to iTunes. iTunes is the de-facto Music and Movie purchase platform (not referring to any subscription services).
- FormerBandmate 4y agoApple has removed movies from accounts many times before (https://www.extremetech.com/internet/276982-apple-is-deleting-movies-customers-purchased-on-itunes-denying-refunds https://www.extremetech.com/internet/276982-apple-is-deletin...). As with HBO Max, it's entirely up to the producer's discretion
- ezfe 4y agoWhat you linked to does not affect what I described. It only affects ability to redownload the file. If you still have the movie, it keeps working. Originally, one couldn't even re-download a movie after purchase.