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Should You Own Digital Games, Movies, and Books You Pay For, or Are You Only Buying Access?

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TheGhostWhoStayed · in Internet & Tech
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Buying a digital game, movie, or book feels like owning it, but what happens when a platform shuts down, removes the content, or takes away your access? Unlike physical copies, digital purchases can come with restrictions that many people don't think about until something goes wrong.

Do you think paying for digital content should mean owning it permanently, or is it fair for companies to sell access under certain conditions Z's, e,w?

I mean I get Gamepass and PS+ for example being online rental stores but if you pay £80 for a game it should be yours.

GamingDNA - Founder, Administrator & Developer

Spark Promotion - Global Moderator

Buying digital games on all of the platforms such as PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo, and steam aren't purchasing the actual software, it's purchasing a license to play it. You don't own the software. Same goes for digital movies on Amazon for example, just a license to watch it.

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