What is the reason for the Rakuten TV controversy? A thorough explanation of what is happening with the 'end of buy-to-own' [The crisis of digital ownership]

Is it acceptable for 'buy-to-own' content to become unwatchable?
I will explain the 'purchased content termination' issue announced by Rakuten TV in an easy-to-understand way.
What is happening with 'ownership' and 'rights' in the digital age? This incident is an event that highlights the essence of that issue.

🔍 What you will learn in this video
・What Rakuten TV suddenly announced
・The shock of 'buy-to-own' changing into time-limited rentals
・Why user anger is exploding
・Is 'it's written in the terms, so it can't be helped' really correct?
・How were users compensated in past service terminations?
・The reality of 'ownership' and usage licenses in the digital age
・Why the same thing could happen at other companies in the future
・Countermeasures users can take and how to make your voice heard

Now that digital content has become the center of our lives,
the problem of 'not being able to watch something you thought you bought' is not someone else's problem for anyone.

🧭 Video talk points
In this video, I break down difficult legal theories and technical discussions as much as possible, focusing on three axes:
・The user's perspective
・Corporate responsibility
・The perspective of consumer protection

Why does the gap between the expectation of the word 'buy-to-own' and reality
become such a big problem?
I will dig deep into the background.

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