I've suffered with this in music.Apple Is Deleting Bought Films From iTunes Accounts - And Don't Expect A Refund
This seems like a particularly cunty move by Apple. Thankfully I never really bought into the world of the iTunes store. Seems like I was justified in my suspicions.
I've suffered with this in music.
No idea.It's totally out of order! You buy something expecting to own it for life, and they just withdraw it at a whim with no guarantee of a refund.
This is class action lawsuit territory no?
Apple Is Deleting Bought Films From iTunes Accounts - And Don't Expect A Refund
This seems like a particularly cunty move by Apple. Thankfully I never really bought into the world of the iTunes store. Seems like I was justified in my suspicions.
And appropriately it was Orwell's "1984" that was being deleted, if I remember correctly.Definitely happens with Amazon too - there have been cases where people have had books removed from their Kindles.
This is a troubling development, and it's something I've always worried about with digital media. I still buy almost all my music as CDs, and rip the to FLAC myself.Apple Is Deleting Bought Films From iTunes Accounts - And Don't Expect A Refund
This seems like a particularly cunty move by Apple. Thankfully I never really bought into the world of the iTunes store. Seems like I was justified in my suspicions.
So some people have lost movies that they purchased, and it seems that the people DID generally get refunds, except for this one guy in Canada. Oh, and I couldn't be bothered actually waiting for Apple's official response before posting this story. Not particularly good journalism, IMO.When an iTunes user in Canada complained to Apple that their initial offer of a free $5.99 rental hardly seemed suitable recompense for him having three bought films summarily removed from his account, Apple replied that “our ability to offer refunds diminishes over time. Hence your purchases doesn’t meet the conditions for a refund.”
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While I’m hearing from others who fortunately did get a refund for their deleted films, the bottom line in all this is that Apple appears to be openly saying that if you buy a film on iTunes, you don’t really own it at all.
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I’ve asked Apple for comment on these iTunes issues, and will provide an update if they come back with anything worth sharing.
Expect iPads, MacBooks, possible rumours of new AirPods as the current ones seem to be out of stock everywhere and wait for it.......
I think people might have a bit of a right to feel like they're being taken for a ride here.
get ready to pay $9 for a USB-C-to-3.5mm adapter, because Apple isn't including it in the box. Also, the new USB-C port on the iPad Pro means you can't use those Lightning headphones that came with your shiny new iPhone.
eGPU imposes a 20-30% performance hit if you're gaming at 1080p.
Yes, I look forward to testing that sort of thing out for myself. I've got a beefy PC for gaming though, will be using the mac to develop things with Unity that require a decent GPU, but dont need maximum possible performance while developing. Like the new compute-shader based visual effects graph for Unity.
There's a fb group called mac pro upgrades where they take old mac pro cases, and just max the fuck out of them....... don't know if thats of interest to you as an alternative.