Arrests For Selling Poison-Ware In Spain
An anonymous reader writes "Spain's FBI equivalent has arrested the management of a software company (Google translation; Spanish original) for selling custom software to small and medium-sized businesses with 'controlled errors' that resulted in the software bombing on a predetermined date. They would then charge for fixing the problem and press the client into buying a maintenance contract. More than 1,000 clients were affected."
This is merely a subscription business model.
It's much like what Microsoft has been pushing through their software licensing extortion^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H contracts.
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BMO