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No, he's saying he expects the Windows 95 TOS not to change, so you have the option of staying on 95 if you don't like the 11 TOS. But they don't promise that.
by Scarblac 3y ago
No, he's saying he expects the Windows 95 TOS not to change, so you have the option of staying on 95 if you don't like the 11 TOS.
But they don't promise that.
- qwytw 3y agoThey said that the fee will only apply to games made with the new version. from their website: > What are you changing in the terms? > The last changes were made on April 3, 2023. We will make sure that you can stay on the terms applicable for the version of Unity you are using as long as you keep using that version. We will post these changes on our GitHub repository and https://unity.com/legal https://unity.com/legal. They already were caught changing terms retroactively a few years ago and created that repo back then. They silently deleted it last(?) year... So it seems they do promise that (whatever their promise is worth is another question..)
- Scarblac 3y agoIt's better to reply that to him, I was just clarifying his comment.
- themoonisachees 3y agoAn they had language in their TOS to reflect that, but they removed it (before the current fiasco). They also removed the github repo they're talking about. Then again they've shown their word is worthless and that they will break promises. No point in crying over spilled milk.