Apple users in the EU rounded-out last year with the arrival of some good news about consumer rights and how they applied to their digital purchases, as Apple found itself compelled to enact a new two-week, no-questions-asked return policy on many of its digital goods, including apps. Lest you think that such a policy is a free pass to download and return apps as you please, Apple’s rules made clear that your right to return would be lost upon actually downloading any content: you could purchase something ...
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