Re:U.S. sues Apple, accusing it of maintaining an iPhone mon...
by _aavaa_ on Thursday March 21, 2024 @06:58PM
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Well the more important question is are you entitled to that functionality, or can it be taken away on a whim?
But those are more "advanced" questions. We still haven't even established the fact that I should indeed own the thing I purchased (see music or movies or anything). So we have a while to go before we get to questions of transference of services.
Unfortunately, it's a tricky question, because it's more akin to compelling speech when the content is served by another party at a future time.
If I get a device that uses cloud functionality... is whoever I sell that device to entitled to that functionality?