Nobody really likes the implementation of the insurance model of healthcare, but… You do at least asunderstand the idea behind it, right?
Insurance charges a much lower rate than the actual price, but everyone pays even when they don’t need it. That way the people who aren’t using it cover the people who are. It doesn’t work if you only get charged when you use it.
That’s all this is. You pay a subscription that is much lower than the price of the product. If it gets used, they send you another one.
The cost is fixed, and you don’t have to worry about going without an important piece of safety equipment or incurring further costs after needing to use it.
If you have enough money to buy one directly, nobody is stopping you. This is actually aimed at people who can’t afford that and would not have access to this technology at all otherwise.
There are actual criticisms of this product. This comment section seems dedicated to repeating imaginary ones.
At this point you just gotta assume that headlines that inspire outrage are lies and read the article before you engage. It’s irresponsible to do otherwise.
My original question or curiosity was wether the perpetual version was exactly the same product with an infinite license or if it actually lacked the logic to validate license. If there’s a comment talking about it then link it.
Don’t bother to answer if you have no interest in contributing to the discussion, you’re not doing me a favor or anything.
Nobody really likes the implementation of the insurance model of healthcare, but… You do at least asunderstand the idea behind it, right?
Insurance charges a much lower rate than the actual price, but everyone pays even when they don’t need it. That way the people who aren’t using it cover the people who are. It doesn’t work if you only get charged when you use it.
That’s all this is. You pay a subscription that is much lower than the price of the product. If it gets used, they send you another one.
The cost is fixed, and you don’t have to worry about going without an important piece of safety equipment or incurring further costs after needing to use it.
If you have enough money to buy one directly, nobody is stopping you. This is actually aimed at people who can’t afford that and would not have access to this technology at all otherwise.
I do wonder if the product you paid full price for also has a remote kill switch… Just morbid curiosity, I have no take in this.
The vest doesn’t have a remote kill switch.
There are actual criticisms of this product. This comment section seems dedicated to repeating imaginary ones.
At this point you just gotta assume that headlines that inspire outrage are lies and read the article before you engage. It’s irresponsible to do otherwise.
So how so you update the license? They come to your house? ;P
Why would I bother to write out an explanation when one is already available that clearly you can’t be bothered to read?
My original question or curiosity was wether the perpetual version was exactly the same product with an infinite license or if it actually lacked the logic to validate license. If there’s a comment talking about it then link it.
Don’t bother to answer if you have no interest in contributing to the discussion, you’re not doing me a favor or anything.
Why bother answering at all if you have nothing to say or a comment to link?