It's always ethical to pirate from big corporations and situations like this just prove this point.
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Or just buy from places that can't do that, as per the agreement. Like Steam.
TIL: "as per" is redundant.
I can see why there is confusion and outrage, given that Funimation used the exact word "forever."
..."with limitations", and if you dig into the terms of use they linked it very clearly states they can revoke access to the content at any time without notice. They are legally covered here by the terms.
Smells like a lawsuit, but who would get sued? The company that doesn't exist anymore for not supporting it's own agreement?
I believe that the purchasing company adopts the purchased company's contracts. I'm not a layer though.
Sue them in your local small claims court for breach of contact. They likely won't show and you can get your money back plus punitive damages.
Never really checked out anime buy would like to try it. Can anyone recommend me a good collection which I can torrent?
It's a little hardcore, but try Bible black
Definitely the wrong choice for a newbie.