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If you receive a service in exchange for payment , then no it's not free.

• Veratyr 12y ago
  I think his point is that when he made the payment, that service did not exist. His payment was for other services (such as unlimited 2 day delivery). Now, without exchanging any further currency or otherwise paying, he receives another service. I'd agree that that constitutes free.
  • wodenokoto 12y ago
    But if anybody else wants "free" photo storage they have to pay. So saying that Apple is out of their mind charging money for something that everybody except me have to pay for is completely pointless argument, since it doesn't relate to anybody but the lucky once who got it for free.
    • Karunamon 12y ago
      If there wasn't a commensurate increase in price, then yes it is free. If you are receiving service X for a certain amount of cash each month, and then suddenly begin to receive service Y without paying more, service Y is free. You guys sure love to argue over semantics...
      • supercoder 12y ago
        No, the test is - If you cease paying money, do you still receive the service ? Because there was no price increase doesn't mean it's free, it just means that the rest of what you're receiving is now cheaper.