Digital purchases are not you buying the product. It’s you buying limited and reversible access to the license to download the file. When you agree to the TOS, you agree to this arrangement.
If you want to actually own something, you should be buying a physical copy of it.
Digital purchases are not you buying the product. It’s you buying limited and reversible access to the license to download the file. When you agree to the TOS, you agree to this arrangement.
If you want to actually own something, you should be buying a physical copy of it.
Let me know where I can buy my android apps on disk I guess?
You can download APKs from repositories on the web
Hey the thought of a USB-C flash drive as physical media you can buy for an app sounds cool as actually
If you actually want something, pirate it.
its the only way to actually own anything.
Which is such an absurd and ridiculous thing to say, and its even more absurd and ridiculous we are at this point.
Or make it.
You can also use open source products when available.
You are stating the facts of the current situation. However, that is the exact situation that needs to change.
Or (in software) get open source software, so anyone can make a fork of it if the original goes off the rails