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Yeah, the 20 year timeline here requires some discussion. We have the concept of the finite warranty. And part of that is because there's a point where it's in
by hombre_fatal 2y ago
Yeah, the 20 year timeline here requires some discussion.
We have the concept of the finite warranty. And part of that is because there's a point where it's infeasible to expect everything you buy to last forever nor someone to be on the hook forever for things that don't last forever.
Car warranties are typically three years.
But what about DVDs that break due to a defect after 20 years?
- josephcsible 2y agoMaybe companies should be able to pick how long the warranty lasts on the media they distribute their copyrighted work on, but with the catch that the copyright ends early the same time the warranty does.