I would guess you're right, and that one could take Google to court over not being able to exercise said right instead of trying to reword buttons. Breach of co

I would guess you're right, and that one could take Google to court over not being able to exercise said right instead of trying to reword buttons. Breach of contract on Google's side. Except the contract probably has small print saying that they're not responsible for software bugs, have no obligation to support your particular device and that any past performance does not bestow entitlement yada yada yada. Sounds like fun and just in time for christmas (referring to OP's story). Or we agree that such a set of conditions constitutes renting rather than 'owning' as one typically does after 'buying'. Genuinely not sure which option has more downsides.