On the first one, Amazon does the same thing. If you buy e-books, audiobooks. music, TV show episodes or movies they can lock you out of your account or even delete you account and you will loose all that material you purchased and they will not reimburse or refund any money. So despite saying purchase or buy you are actually only renting every digital version of anything you "buy" using Amazon services.,(reply>), I think their idea behind using "buy" is the customer buys a license to use said product/service. Said license is under ToS and can be revoked for probably any reason. I think thats the main reason why its "legally accetped" (ish). <br><br>To me I feel this is not clear to the average customer. The average expectation is that they own that content just like with physical media. That isn't made clear, therefore customers are effectively not buying what they thought they are being sold. Thats usually a no-go in most marketing. But this is the digital world where standards didn't catch up fast enough and no-one wants to impose sensible rules on these giants.,(reply>), this is why i pirate or just dont play/watch that content :)