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Already posted, welcome to how software and control over it works.
Read OP's question.
I see no links to what you claim to have happened here.
You made a very specific claim about something that happened and I just want to verify it with something more than, "because I said so."
I have converted free classics and put them on there, I can put them back on.
And if you take the Kindle offline they can only access it when you put books on it, which from memory you can do with the cable so never have to go online.
It also saves battery life.
And if you now can't turn the wifi off - forget the router and it can't connect.
If you hadn't noticed - there are no laws stopping Google, Amazon, Facebook, etc. doing what they want, so are you really surprised?
May be another case of "I'm infailable->others bad". Someone thinking of themselves as perfect may leak proof of ownership for someone else to abuse and "see" their account being terminated to no fault of theirs (like that's never seen on the Steam forum).
The question is "can they take it away" yes they can, in fact they can delete the entire platform if they wanted.
Yep, it happened to people, they saw it happen to themselves. Required to say "they're going to remove it" luckily nobody claimed that though. That's not required to know an owner of a program can manipulate the program.
Yep, that's all that is needed to answer the question.
"Can they do this"
yes they can. They can do that, they do have the capability to do that. Not much of a question.
But you made it relevant by claiming it. I only asked for sources to back up your claim and you still failed to provide any.
I'd suggest you go learn how to read.
It's not about what VALVe can do to Steam users in theory, it's what they do in actuality. And limiting people's access to their Steam library on a whim or just taking away games randomly is not what VALVe does. Otherwise, there'd be lawsuits up the a**.
And if devs/publishers revoke games, it's not without either a good reason (e.g. game has been refunded) or lasting consequences for those devs or publishers, if they're just doing so out of spite.
So (setting aside capability) would you say it’s realistically likely to happen, or not?
You said they "have done this to many people in the past."
https://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/0/3057363849864857539/?ctp=4#c3057363849867178552
But you did not provide and source for it.
Posting a fact should be very easily verifiable with a linked source otherwise it is just your opinion.
Learn to read