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But if it's intended to be used by one person, it seems like breaking the contract by sublicensing it out to dozens of other people. It's like buying a netflix
by gruez 4mo ago
But if it's intended to be used by one person, it seems like breaking the contract by sublicensing it out to dozens of other people. It's like buying a netflix subscription for $15, then sublicensing it on a per-hour basis to dozens of other people.
- TurdF3rguson 4mo agoThere's still per-window and weekly limits though, so it's not really like that.
- gruez 4mo agoOffice 365 is licensed per seat/account, but each account has a 5 device limit. Do you think it's fair game for an enterprising person to sub license each account to 5 people, 1 device each?
- TurdF3rguson 4mo agoI wouldn't do it personally for the same reason I wouldn't share my toothbrush with 5 people.
- wslh 4mo agoYou can write whatever contract you like, the problem is how to enforce it, and a greater problem is enforcing it around the world.
- fg137 4mo agoThat kind of mentality never works in business. Bear in mind that for years people shared Netflix accounts until it was cracked down technically.