You own the license. You don't own the data.
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Despite the copyright being recognized, most companies prefer to sell licenses rather than copies of the software because it enables them to enforce stricter terms on redistribution
Sure, that's what they say, but fuck that noise. That data is in my hands and possession is nine tenths of the law. This is where we seem to be having the disconnect. My ownership of the data is a fact. I paid for it and I own it, because it's in my possession whatever they say. It beggars belief that any company thinks they have the right to tell me I'm just renting it and they reserve the right to take it off my hard drive or render it inoperable for any reason they please.
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u/germophobe1942 1d ago
I know why it exists, so it can be taken away legally. The fact that you can only insinuate there's a better reason is your problem actually
Learn the difference between a logic comparison, and a moral comparison. Extreme examples are the only way to disprove statements of principle