> The T&C said once you downloaded the product, you were required to keep the software yourself.
Which is a bad thing, and it's good to warn people about that clause loudly.
Which is a bad thing, and it's good to warn people about that clause loudly.
The lifetime license purchased today is not a perpetual license. FileZilla says that it will update it for life.
So, respectfully, no, it's not good to warn people about the clause, because people purchasing the product today do not run into this issue.
If Microsoft blocked me from installing an obsolete version of windows via the activation servers, it would be reasonable to hold that against them.
It's not about updates, it's about being able to use the original purchase.