(Though Apple does, at least, only charge the same for its 4K films as its HD versions. As you would if you’d bought a 4K Blu-ray. I think most people who buy a film in 4K on a digital video platform would expect to always be able to watch it in 4K. permanent ownership of any of those titles in 4K. But you can't download and therefore guarantee.

The Apple TV 4K let you buy loads of 4K HDR films. It states, after all, that if you download any film or TV show you buy on iTunes to a compatible device, it can never disappear - even if Apple loses the rights to carry that film or TV show on its own servers. So let’s focus first on just the opening line, as that is by far the most important. There’s a deceptively large amount of information contained in this relatively short statement. If needed, you can change your country setting back to your prior country to re-download those movies.” If you change your country setting, some movies may not be available to re-download from the movie store if the version you purchased isn't also available in the new country. “Any movies you've already downloaded can be enjoyed at any time and will not be deleted unless you've chosen to do so.

Let’s start, though, with Apple’s official reply. And the particular circumstances of this ‘ground zero’ case do not by any means seem to explain every disappearing content incident out there. Also, as I’ll explain later, the sort of problems experienced by the poster of the viral Twitter thread seems to be far from an isolated incident. As we’ll see, though, plenty of questions remain.

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