Streaming Purchases Aren't Permanent

When platforms host and sell access to digital games, they can cut service or revoke storefront features and leave buyers without meaningful access or refunds. Amazon Luna's move to disable purchased games and third‑party subscriptions shows that 'buying' on a streaming platform can be effectively temporary unless legal or technical protections exist. — This raises policy and market questions about digital ownership, refund obligations, and minimum service guarantees for cloud‑delivered goods.