Sony is deleting 500+ Studio Canal movies from PlayStation Store accounts after the licensing agreement expired — movies customers paid to own, which they can no longer access. This is a real recurring problem (similar deletions happened in 2022 and 2023), and it illustrates the core risk of DRM-protected digital media: you don't actually own it, you license it, and when the license expires the vendor can revoke access. The post uses the term 'enshittification' (coined by Cory Doctorow) to describe this gradual degradation of service quality as platforms shift from attracting users to extracting value from captive audiences.