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PlayStation U-turns on removal of Discovery content people had paid for
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this post was submitted on 22 Dec 2023
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Uhm, it says it reached a new agreement with WB that makes the bought content available, ""for at least the next 30 months".
When that license expires and the PR winds are right, they'll remove it permanently.
You still didn't buy what you bought.
Just cause you paid for something doesn't mean it'll be on their servers forever.
The concept of 'buy' is nebulous when it's something you can't hold in your hands.
It should, provided the company still exists.
The space is negligible and selling something to customers without a license that permits you to serve them until the end of time should constitute fraud.