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	''Wondershare, the company behind '''Filmora''', changed its licensing policy, causing controversy among users. Originally, '''lifetime licenses''' promised unlimited access to future updates. However, Wondershare later restricted these licenses, requiring users to pay for major updates instead.''		''Wondershare, the company behind '''Filmora''', changed its licensing policy, causing controversy among users. Originally, '''lifetime licenses''' promised unlimited access to future updates. However, Wondershare later restricted these licenses, requiring users to pay for major updates instead.''