Yeah, but you can't put it easily on your tablet and read it offline while sitting in the park ;-) Still liking it a lot.

That's what I was wondering about. You'd be saving the lectures, not downloading them, if you did that. The license needs some clarity.

"Saving" vs. "Downloading" is not a duality we should entertain either. If it is downloaded, it is likely saved to a permanent storage, and maaaybe some process will eventually delete it. In any case this should not be the territory for law.

Why don't they want it anyway?