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Cake day: July 7th, 2023

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  • Oh damn didn’t know I was arguing with a literal child, my bad.

    You’re really back to “you’re lying,” though? Guess I was right about your inability (or decision not to) read.

    I hope you think about this thread later. Do some self reflection, bud. Ask yourself why you lashed out. What did you feel when presented with the evidence that you were wrong? Why did you keep digging your heels in when you realized that they did indeed used to offer a paid license that was separate from Plex Pass? Why insult the intelligence of the people teaching you?


  • Hilarious. From “you’re lying” to “it doesn’t matter anyway”! Are you by chance employed by Plex?

    It’s relevant to the conversation at hand. There has been literally no crying, just acknowledging that Plex changes their terms even if you paid in full.

    You are the only one with elevated emotions. Perhaps it’s time for some chamomile tea and a nice little nap.



  • Did you…read what I wrote? Even the part you quoted? I’m guessing not because you didn’t notice I’m not the person you’ve been arguing. I’m just a bystander who saw someone being a confidentially incorrect.

    The one-time license we’re referring to is different than Plex Pass. What part aren’t you understanding? I’d break it down for you again with links but I’m doubting you’d even read it lol


  • Sorry man but it’s you who is misunderstanding.

    Plex used to let you buy a “license” for a one-time fee which allowed you to stream to phones. You did not need a Plex Pass, lifetime or otherwise.

    Recently, Plex announced that you no longer need to pay this one-time fee. However, you can no longer stream videos to your phone without Plex Pass. If you have Plex Pass, you are obviously unaffected

    This basically invalidated the paid licenses of anyone not paying for Plex Pass.

    That is what they’re talking about.