Is it illegal for me to use an app from installous because it worked when a normal copy didn't even if I paid for the real copy?
Aka, I bought PvZ, and it didn't work. I downloaded an installous copy and it worked.
Technically, yes. It is illegal to download any app from installous. It is up to you to decide if you feel it is morally okay.
Yes it is, if you have any issues with an app you paid for, you can contact Apple Support, you can also contact the developer directly, they will adress your issue and make it work, in the worst case they can't, they will refund your money.
Please define "illegal"
Illegal, as in: ask a few of your older friends who remember Napster before and after the media kings pressed charges..😉
i dont trust a single app from installous. too much of risk imo.
EngageWithRage said:It's illegal, but everyone doe it so that makes it okay! lol😉
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Nah, the same thing would be if he bought a CD that was already scratched or something and never worked to begin with. It would still be illegal, sure. But the chance of getting caught is almost zero and I see no problem morally.Is it illegal to download music torrents but you lost or broke the cd? In the eyes of law yes. Same thing
It technically isn't illegal. Since he paid for the app, he has the right to make backup copies or use other copies of the app. OP I think you're good but I've never heard of an installous app working when an AppStore app didn't.
surely if I've paid for a version of the software, I am entitled to install if if I want? just because MJ brought out a new album doesn't mean I have to bin the last one (although I probably should!!)
Nah, the same thing would be if he bought a CD that was already scratched or something and never worked to begin with. It would still be illegal, sure. But the chance of getting caught is almost zero and I see no problem morally.
Yeah, he can make a backup copy. But I'm pretty sure that the one he's getting from Installous isn't a backup of his copy. Also, I think that law may be restricted to a backup copy of audio / video media, not software. Either way, it's illegal, and totally ethical.
I'm not a lawyer and this is not legal advice.