One thing I can tell for sure is that we didn't change the price by ourselves. I wasn't aware of the change of price in some countries. It's also actually £8.99 on their store for the non-sandboxed version.Here's Oleg from DaisyDisk team.
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As I am free to express my displeasure at them deciding to change the price, when in the US they kept it the same. So Apple's pricing is irreversible (and it's unlikely they shifted pricing only a few weeks ago).Īlso the increase, if my memory serves me, is £2.50. I only discovered this app less than a month ago, and I only looked at their website and not the App Store. I know this because:Ī) My memory recalls that there was no sale when I looked at the website a few weeks back andī) I checked the MacShopper or whatever it's called price history and there was only 1 change in the past year, from $4.99 to $9.99. Running afoul of these laws isn't something we're too keen on given our visibility.Īnd yes it was not a sale. Smaller sites may not out of ignorance of giveaway laws, and they get away with it because of their lower profiles. Most large sites (including Engadget ('')) geographically restrict their giveaways.
We don't have the resources to research (much less comply with sometimes conflicting) giveaway laws in every country around the world, so we have to restrict things. But we investigated things pretty thoroughly and consulted with our lawyer, and the international situation with giveaway laws is ridiculously complex. The internet should not have borders.I'm not sure why we'd be making it up.we'd love to make our giveaways available to everyone.
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This is a digital piece of software being given away on the internet.
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I am sick and tired of Mac Rumours claiming this nonsense when they have readers from all over the world, and when so many other websites, even mainstream popular ones like Engadget - do giveaways all the time with NO geographical limit. Please show me the international laws that say you can't make give aways outside the US. residents who are 18 years of age or older are eligible to enter. Due to the complexities of international laws regarding giveaways, only U.S.
You can earn additional entries by subscribing to our weekly newsletter, subscribing to our YouTube channel, following us on Twitter, or visiting the MacRumors Facebook page. To enter to win, use the Rafflecopter widget below and enter your email address. We've teamed up with DaisyDisk to give away 15 copies of the app to MacRumors readers. The standalone version available from the website is not sandboxed and can be used to scan disks as an administrator, delete stuck files, and reveal hidden disk space.
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"Not only does DaisyDisk 4 have an updated modern look and award-winning intuitive user experience, we've put its new scanning speed up against the top five competing apps and found that DaisyDisk 4 is more than twenty times faster on a modern SSD," said co-Founder Oleg Krupnov "If anyone is looking to liberate hard drive space on their Mac, they could download our app, scan all drives, find and delete unwanted files with a few clicks and have tens or hundreds of GBs more hard drive space than they did a few minutes before! The efficiency of DaisyDisk is also unmatched by the 'automatic cleaner' apps because as a rule, the latter are capable of freeing only up to 10 GBs or so."ĭaisyDisk is priced at $9.99 and is available from the DaisyDisk website or from the from the Mac App Store. Once you've collected files for deletion, they can be removed with a click. File names are listed at the side of the app and any content you want to delete can be dragged down to a bucket located at the bottom of the app.
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