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>This is saying I cannot get my content back (content I PAID for) without a CC on file. You didn't pay for a book in the abstract. You paid for a DRM-protected
by boboblong 14y ago
>This is saying I cannot get my content back (content I PAID for) without a CC on file.
You didn't pay for a book in the abstract. You paid for a DRM-protected file, and you got it.
- Dylan16807 14y agoNo. Unlimited (non-abuse-level) downloads are part of the original understanding. There are services that give you a single copy of a file but they are rare.
- boboblong 14y agoI'm sure that maintaining your account is part of the original understanding too. Just for the record, I think that anti-circumvention laws are absurd, and that EULAs aren't worth the RAM they consume. But I also think it's childish to buy a DRM-protected e-book from a company, terminate your account with that company, and then expect them to let you download another copy of the e-book for free.
- ljf 14y agoThe issue wasn't account termination - the account was still live, just without a valid CC on file. Which does not equal termination.