> The service, though, is 'convenient access to the data [which is already out there]'.
The service is whatever is described in the contract you agree to when you purchase it.
If you don't like the terms of the contract, you can always try to negotiate an alternate agreement. Or you can choose not to purchase the service.
The seller isn't obligated to provide their services on your terms, just as you're not obligated to purchase the seller's services on their terms if you don't agree to them.
The service is whatever is described in the contract you agree to when you purchase it.
If you don't like the terms of the contract, you can always try to negotiate an alternate agreement. Or you can choose not to purchase the service.
The seller isn't obligated to provide their services on your terms, just as you're not obligated to purchase the seller's services on their terms if you don't agree to them.