Lifetime subscriptions don't mean what you think they mean

You see a tool you like. It offers a "lifetime deal" for $59. Pay once, use forever. Sounds great — until "forever" turns out to mean 18 months. The uncomfortable truth: in nearly every Terms of Service, "lifetime" refers to the lifetime of the product , not yours. And products die all the time. Here are 11 real examples of what happens when lifetime deals end early. The graveyard of lifetime deals Wondershare Filmora — the version trick Filmora sold "lifetime" licenses for $59.99. When version