Oh, of course, I'm not trying to argue that DRM is good or that decentralization would make it better or even work as well. The problem of course is that withou

Oh, of course, I'm not trying to argue that DRM is good or that decentralization would make it better or even work as well. The problem of course is that without it working as well as it currently does, premium content providers have no incentive (and in fact, are decentivized) from making the switch. The general idea of decrypting premium content at a cost would work fairly well, however I'm wondering if it's something that can be done easily and dynamically via IPFS. For example, can I, without burdening the network with a billion copies, encrypted with each the client's key, hand that data off to them? If I simply decrypt it and hand it over, it's on a distributed network and anyone can grab it.