No, you don't. I literally just went through this, personally. My one year subscription expired at the end of last year and I was forced to downgrade. Then, I r

No, you don't. I literally just went through this, personally. My one year subscription expired at the end of last year and I was forced to downgrade. Then, I re-subscribed for a year last month. I showed you screenshot proof that even though 2023.1 is the current version. I only have a perpetual ("fallback") license for 2022.3. What, do you think I faked the screenshot? This is such a weird exchange. Here's another link to their site. After you realize you're wrong, I hope you're a little bit bothered by JetBrains antics. All this confusion is entirely on purpose. Link: https://sales.jetbrains.com/hc/en-gb/articles/206544479-Subscription-based-licensing-model-vs-perpetual-licensing-model https://sales.jetbrains.com/hc/en-gb/articles/206544479-Subs... Quote from that page: >If purchasing annually: You will immediately get a perpetual fallback license for the exact version available at the time of purchase. This license will allow you to use that exact version of the software should you decide to discontinue the subscription after the year is up. I wish I found that page to begin with, but like I said - JetBrains has made it difficult to get a clear answer. So here we are.