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Don’t believe your eyes: Google says it isn’t revoking access to purchased movies

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Don’t believe your eyes: Google says it isn’t revoking access to purchased movies
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Last week, a Google Play user reported that Google had revoked access to their purchased The Lord of the Rings Extended Edition trilogy.
The problem now appears to be a technical issue, as Google says the affected user should still have access to the films.
Google eventually issued the user a refund in the form of store credit. The user says they still can’t access the films.


Recent events are reminding us that purchasing digital content doesn’t necessarily guarantee access to that con

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