Hello, thank you for the discussion, however I must say, that your arguments are totally misleading. I wanted to let it go, however after your answer I am goin to claim non-funcional product at Amazon, where I bought the Elements bundle and ask for compensation. Also, there is in every EU country state commitee for Consumer protection, which would be happy to start the proceeding an consumer behalf. To your arguments. First of all the developer is responsible for total functionality of the product they sell, regardless if they sub-use third party components, paid or not paid (by the way Google maps are paid service, the amount is small at the moment and based on usage/accesses in tenths of thousands). It is like if car producer delivers you a car, where after some time a window does not go down. You can still drive the car, but part of the functionality is gone. If you would come back to authorized repair service of the car maker and they told you, that the electric small engine which powers the window steering was delivered to them by company XYZ for free and thus there is no solution for repair, I believe you would call such approach totally non acceptable and go to solve it with relevant authorities. As for the argument about limited usage of the maps feature, it is not relevant at all. What is important is, how is the product sold and with what kind of functionalities, because that is what we pay for. ANd please do not even bring up the argument about non-significance of the Elements of Abdobe. On the forum you directed me to is even written about PSE: "The #1 selling consumer photo-editing software. Simply unlimited! Adobe® Photoshop® Elements photo-editing software delivers powerful options that make it easy to create extraordinary photos, quickly share your memories in Online Albums and unique print creations, and automatically organize and help protect all your photos and video clips"
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