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He’s talked about it on the podcast he was on. So many users would buy this, run it once, then save a few gigs and be done. So a subscription didn’t make a ton
by MBCook 2y ago
He’s talked about it on the podcast he was on. So many users would buy this, run it once, then save a few gigs and be done. So a subscription didn’t make a ton of sense.
After all how many perfect duplicate files do you probably create a month accidentally?
There’s a subscription or buy forever option for people who think that would actually be quite useful to them. But for a ton of people a one time IAP that gives them a limited amount of time to use the program really does make a lot of sense.
And you can always rerun it for free to see if you have enough stuff worth paying for again.
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