Warner Bros. is raising more red flags as it deletes original content from users’ digital libraries without warning.
Purchasing digital media is an easy option, but it isn’t the greatest if you’re expecting to own that digital content forever.
We’ve talked about the importance of physical media before. Unlike physical media, digital media is only available to us if the contract between the film’s distributor and the streaming service is still valid. Once that contract ends, that film or series is unavailable, even if you purchased it for $14.99.
Recently, Twitter user @TedVillavicenc discovered that Amazon Prime Video deleted the two seasons of the Adult Swim cartoon Final Space that he had digitally purchased.
Shealee from Amazon Help responded to @TedVillavicenc, saying, “Hello. Your purchased titles may become inaccessible due to licensing restrictions or for other limited reasons.”
Author: Alyssa Miller
This article comes from No Film School and can be read on the original site.
