Sony says 'reasonable' consumers know they don't own digital downloads
In a new legal filing, Sony argues that buyers of digital games understand they're purchasing licenses, not ownership-a stance that could reshape consumer rights.

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In a new legal filing, Sony argues that buyers of digital games understand they're purchasing licenses, not ownership-a stance that could reshape consumer rights.
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