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No, I do not think they do. If a buy a car a run somebody over on purpose, the manufacturer has no right to come take my car away. Even if it were to be written
by ExoticPearTree 7mo ago
No, I do not think they do. If a buy a car a run somebody over on purpose, the manufacturer has no right to come take my car away. Even if it were to be written in a contract.
- wsng 7mo agoIt's different with services. If you close a mobile phone contract and use it for spamming, the supplier can cancel your contract.
- ethbr1 7mo agoYou're confusing physical goods transactions with subscription access to a service. One of the many reasons every company has tried to shift their business model to the latter: greater control over users.
- tremon 7mo agoThe GGP did not make that distinction, they made a statement about all companies and all products.
- sixothree 7mo agoIf you tell the car dealership that your plan is to run someone over with the car you are buying, they 100% have the right to refuse selling the car to you. If you tell a gun dealer you're going to kill someone when you walk out of the shop, they have a right and an obligation to refuse the sale. Please feel free to tell me how these analogies are incorrect.