Pretty much yes. I've always held a belief that if you can't physically have it in your hands you don't really own it. I think a good example of this would be "buying" music or content for a video game. One checkbox and poof, it's gone. When amazon music first showed up I bought a few albums worth of content. I'm glad I was able to DL those MP3s and burn them to cd because a few years later they changed how their store works & I lost access to them. Had it happen again with apps. It gets removed or dropped from the store and I'm sol. Zero recourse, no refunds. If I can't have it in my hands, I'm pretty reluctant to pay to "keep" things on someone else's computer.