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> What you get after 2 years is the chance to sign up for another 2-year subscription, which includes a new phone, paid monthly over another 2 years. Does it r
by znpy 3y ago
> What you get after 2 years is the chance to sign up for another 2-year subscription, which includes a new phone, paid monthly over another 2 years.
Does it really matter? Most TOSes that i've read clearly include the possibility of the service provider to interrupt the contract at any time without any consequences.
Which really means that the "what you get" above is really just an agreement on how much to pay and how often.
- ertian 3y agoI'm sure they're legally allowed to do it. They wouldn't be doing it otherwise. But it's something customers are going to want to keep in mind when picking Google products or services: they have a track record of ditching you. If you're looking for long-term products you can rely on, maybe Google isn't the best choice.