Amazon filed a lawsuit against the misleading clients about the ownership of digital films

A new class of Amazon is accused of misleading consumers to believe that they have films “buy” on its platform, while the films they bought can disappear at any time.

Unlike physical media, such as a DVD or Blu-ray disk, films that were purchased on the Amazon platform are not owned forever. Customers are already purchasing a limited license for film flow, and if Amazon loses the rights to carry the film on its platform, the media will simply disappear from the customer library, The Hollywood Reporter has noticed.

The lawsuit, which was filed in the Washington State Court, claims that Amazon participated in “bait and switching” on consumers by leading to believe that they are buying a movie and fail to reveal that they are buying a mere license for the media, which is canceled at any time.

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“When one buys” DVD DVD from the exit to cut the Django Unchained, they “own.” They can put a DVD disk at the lower TV position, and they confirm that the DVD disk will not disappear in the air over time, “as the case shows.”

“If Amazon loses the rights of the director’s director, Amazon may replace a different piece of the movie (such as the theatrical pieces, which have been removed 30 minutes of the shots). If Amazon completely loses the rights of the film, it will disappear from the consumer’s digital library.”

The lawsuit claims that the Amazon violates a Law Written by California Governor Gavin Gavin in January, which requires digital stores to inform customers that they are buying the content of the content, not the same content.

The draft law came in response to a violent reaction of the consumer, which is reflected in the “stopping murder” movement, which targeted video game makers such as Ubisoft and PlayStation, according to the Hollywood Reporter.

Ubisoft provoked the anger of the players after closing the servers that host the popular racing game on the Internet only “The Crew” and cancel the players ’licenses to stream the game last year. These measures removed the game completely from its libraries. PlayStation threatened to remove the discovery content from its user libraries, even if they “purchased” offers, just to prepare later in this step.

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“When consumers buy” digital versions of audiovisual works through the Amazon website on the web, they do not get the full package of sticks from the rights that we think traditionally as possessing property. Instead, they receive (non -exclusive, unprecedented, irreversible, limited, limited to reach digital auditory work, which is determined in the defendants. ”

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A lawsuit was filed against Amazon in 2020 due to similar allegations that it failed to provide consumers with sufficient understanding of what they were buying. The banners argued that the conditions for their use clearly states that the content purchased by the consumer may disappear one day. The judge rejected Amazon’s attempt to cancel the case.

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