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Originally Posted by jpc647
I disagree. If you buy a car with the SOS installed, it is a right. Because you paid for it, and you deserve to had it.
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Please explain how it is a right when you are given service dates when buying the vehicle? SOS is not 911, like on your cell phone which IS IN FACT mandatory by law. It's a subscription service, like it or not and there is no "koolaid" in that statement.
You buy antivirus, and are given valid dates for updates - is that a right?
You pay 50k for software as a business that you don't own and have 10% maintenance cost, but it won't work or doesn't give required government updates after that time if you don't pay, is that a right?
Oh and you get a virus because an ad on a reputable site is infected - I guess you aren't responsible for the 100-500 to fix that problem either, because your AV subscription either didn't catch it or ran out, "eh"?
Even better, AV is installed on all new laptops but runs out in 30-90 days - Guess it is your right to have it functional even though you are told it runs out?
You spent up to 10's of thousands of dollars on a car and it is the manufacturers fault the service ran out or old tech needs an upgrade on you and costs because you need to renew service? Shame on you and your self worth/importance.