How Many Times Can I Watch a Rented Movie on Google Play

February 16, 2022 Post a Comment

permit's say if you buy a movie today tin can yous watch it whenever or is there expiration date

01-12-2020 06:00 PM
If y'all purchase, it's yours; if y'all rent, you have 30d.

01-12-2020 06:13 PM
Commonly the terms are spelled out on any of the streaming sites. The rentals on Google Play are xxx days or 48 from when y'all first watching. Whichever comes commencement.

01-12-2020 06:36 PM
Got a free movie on Play Store nearly 4-five years ago and still have it to this day,actually watched information technology the other nite...

01-12-2020 07:xx PM
Originally Posted past rockyd57

Got a free movie on Play Store well-nigh 4-five years ago and still have it to this day,actually watched it the other nite...

Are you referring to a free purchase or free rental?

01-12-2020 07:39 PM
Originally Posted by Mike Dee

Are you referring to a gratis purchase or complimentary rental?

Was a free buy (pick)

01-12-2020 08:20 PM
You lot buy it and it's yours, no unlike than music or apps.

On a side note if you plan on casting to a Telly you demand to utilise Chromecast, Google recently blocked me from streaming my movies when casting the screen to my Roku enabled smart TV.

01-12-2020 09:09 PM
information technology is yours and information technology is supposed to be yours forever just, that is non always the case. there could exist licensing issues that could get information technology deleted from your account. google has an out in their terms. this is with any digital pic you purchase no thing the service. If you can, in one case you buy the movie, download and store a copy in instance something happens

from google

Removal or Unavailability of Content. Subject to the Terms, Content that y'all purchase or install will be bachelor to y'all through Google Play for the period selected past you, in the case of a purchase for a rental period, and in other cases as long as Google has the right to brand such Content available to you lot. In certain cases (for example if Google loses the relevant rights, a service or Content is discontinued, there are critical security issues, or there are breaches of applicable terms or the police force), Google may remove from your Device or stop providing you with access to certain Content that you lot take purchased.

https://play.google.com/most/play-terms/index.html

01-thirteen-2020 05:32 AM
Originally Posted past me only saying

it is yours and it is supposed to be yours forever merely, that is non always the case. there could be licensing issues that could get it deleted from your business relationship. google has an out in their terms. this is with any digital picture show y'all buy no matter the service. If you can, once you purchase the moving picture, download and store a copy in case something happens

from google

https://play.google.com/about/play-terms/index.html

Proficient point to keep in mind but I'g wondering if they remove it volition you still be able to access even downloaded. Also, how easy is to retrieve the download to transfer to other devices.

Seems similar they should alter their policy and permit yous to choose some other movie or receive some kind of credit in the result that happens. It probably doesn't happen oft enough to warrant that.

01-13-2020 08:24 AM
Originally Posted by Mike Dee

Proficient point to keep in mind but I'thousand wondering if they remove it will you nevertheless be able to access even downloaded. Also, how easy is to think the download to transfer to other devices.

Seems like they should change their policy and allow you to choose another flick or receive some kind of credit in the result that happens. It probably doesn't happen often enough to warrant that.

if they remove it, nope you will not access to download. as far equally transfer to other devices, it should but no guarantee. everything depends on the license google had for the movie.

In some cases they exercise give credit. I think it was mentioned in the next paragraph after the quote I posted.

01-thirteen-2020 12:fifteen PM