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that's certainly the companies' position. of course their platforms don't have "License Now" buttons to click when you pay $14.99 v Rent Now
functionally it probably doesn't matter because how are you going to get the digital copy out of their sandbox even if you could be said to "own" it but . . . just because they call it a license doesn't necessarily make it so
THR: "Amazon Argues Users Don't Actually Own Purchased Prime Video Content" Oct 29, 13:06
This is true for all streamers and always has been. You lease, not but (also true for digital streams that come with discs). Oct 29, 13:09
It's true with any digital product from music to games. You're just buying a license. {nm} Oct 29, 13:10
that's certainly the companies' position. of course their platforms don't have "License Now" buttons to click when you pay $14.99 v Rent Now Oct 29, 14:00
She hasn't suffer any loss. all of the Prime Video content that Plaintiff has ever purchased remains available." Oct 29, 14:18
loss of access to and enjoyment of the thing may or may not be equivalent to the cash value of a "license" {nm} Oct 29, 14:32
Good luck wasting your money on lawyers. {nm} Oct 29, 14:33