Microsoft Can Remotely Kill Purchased Apps

Posted by samzenpus on Thursday December 8, 2011 @02:54PM from the killing-distance dept.

Meshach writes "The terms of service for Microsoft's newly launched Windows Store allows the seller to remotely kill or remove access to a user's apps for security or legal reasons. The story also notes that MS states purchasers are responsible for backing up the data that you store in apps that you acquire via the Windows Store, including content you upload using those apps. If the Windows Store, an app, or any content is changed or discontinued, your data could be deleted or you may not be able to retrieve data you have stored."

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Re:doubt it by Ethanol-fueled · 2011-12-08 17:04 · Score: 0, Offtopic

Beasts need lovin' too. I'd fuck it. I once gave a 300 pound chick a sympathy-fuck. Then, after she lost 150 pounds and had all the loose bits taken off with surgery, she looked like a fuckin' supermodel. Man, was I kickin' myself in the ass for losing that one.

Almost makes me wish I married her when she asked me to. But hindsight is always 20/20.