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Originally Posted by pwalker8
If you go into a restaurant and buy a meal, do you expect to eat there free the rest of the time?
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Yes, when I have paid for it.
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It all comes down to do you want an app that is developed and maintained on an on going basis or not. If a developer can't make a profit, then what you are left with is either abadonware or hobbyware. Hobbyware most of the time becomes abandonware after a few years.
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I am not interested in such considerations that require understanding - a contract is a contract
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If the app isn't worth it to you, then fine. Me, I'm willing to pay $10 a year for the app. It's worth it for me. Personally, I hate ads. I have other apps that I've dropped because they went to the subscription model and it just wasn't worth it to me. It's your choice.
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Well, I insist on keeping the contract - Android 5.4.3.3 (here without the link) can already be found on the Internet.