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Ok, how about this one. Suppose his entire music collection was stored online in something like Google Music. And that all his books were eBooks, stored on Amaz
by felixfurtak 15y ago
Ok, how about this one. Suppose his entire music collection was stored online in something like Google Music. And that all his books were eBooks, stored on Amazon. Lets assume he had his Kindle siezed. Is it right to deny him books and music?
- SquareWheel 15y agoIt's a shame, but it's still not a human right. I'm not arguing that it wouldn't be a significant inconvenience, it absolutely would. When it comes to cloud-based media though, realize that you don't own the content. You could have your account banned or content removed at any time, as decided by the courts or the company you're relying on.