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==Anti-consumer practices==

~~Recently~~ the application has faced controversy over expiring licenses that were sold as being "lifetime", and are alleged to delete complaints from forum.<ref>https://www.androidpolice.com/2019/12/21/cerberus-paid-lifetime-license-expiration</ref> The company started by cancelling free subscriptions in 2015,<ref>https://www.androidpolice.com/2015/08/20/many-cerberus-free-lifetime-licenses-are-expiring-in-a-few-days-because-developers-gotta-eat/</ref> then in 2019 went on to cancel the paid "lifetime" subscriptions for all users.<ref>https://androidcommunity.com/cerberus-starts-expiring-paid-lifetime-licenses-20191223/</ref>

=== Expiring lifetime licenses (201x)  ===

The application has faced controversy over expiring licenses that were sold as being "lifetime", and are alleged to delete complaints from forum.<ref>https://www.androidpolice.com/2019/12/21/cerberus-paid-lifetime-license-expiration</ref> The company started by cancelling free subscriptions in 2015,<ref>https://www.androidpolice.com/2015/08/20/many-cerberus-free-lifetime-licenses-are-expiring-in-a-few-days-because-developers-gotta-eat/</ref> then in 2019 went on to cancel the paid "lifetime" subscriptions for all users.<ref>https://androidcommunity.com/cerberus-starts-expiring-paid-lifetime-licenses-20191223/</ref>

Users initially received an [https://static1.anpoimages.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/cerberus-persona-announcment.png email] on 20 February 2018, notifying them of a new app that would require a subscription plan. However users were reassured that their purchased lifetime license for the anti-theft app would still continue to function.

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 ==Anti-consumer practices==
-Recently the application has faced controversy over expiring licenses that were sold as being "lifetime", and are alleged to delete complaints from forum.<ref>https://www.androidpolice.com/2019/12/21/cerberus-paid-lifetime-license-expiration</ref> The company started by cancelling free subscriptions in 2015,<ref>https://www.androidpolice.com/2015/08/20/many-cerberus-free-lifetime-licenses-are-expiring-in-a-few-days-because-developers-gotta-eat/</ref> then in 2019 went on to cancel the paid "lifetime" subscriptions for all users.<ref>https://androidcommunity.com/cerberus-starts-expiring-paid-lifetime-licenses-20191223/</ref>
+=== Expiring lifetime licenses (201x) <!-- Someone needs to contact the article author so I or someone else can add those supporting images --> ===
+The application has faced controversy over expiring licenses that were sold as being "lifetime", and are alleged to delete complaints from forum.<ref>https://www.androidpolice.com/2019/12/21/cerberus-paid-lifetime-license-expiration</ref> The company started by cancelling free subscriptions in 2015,<ref>https://www.androidpolice.com/2015/08/20/many-cerberus-free-lifetime-licenses-are-expiring-in-a-few-days-because-developers-gotta-eat/</ref> then in 2019 went on to cancel the paid "lifetime" subscriptions for all users.<ref>https://androidcommunity.com/cerberus-starts-expiring-paid-lifetime-licenses-20191223/</ref>
 Users initially received an [https://static1.anpoimages.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/cerberus-persona-announcment.png email] on 20 February 2018, notifying them of a new app that would require a subscription plan. However users were reassured that their purchased lifetime license for the anti-theft app would still continue to function.