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'Firefox conceded that the device "must have DRM and content partnerships to be successful."' No, it doesn't. Actually the failed Matchstick claimed to be DRM
by darklajid 11y ago
'Firefox conceded that the device "must have DRM and content partnerships to be successful."'
No, it doesn't. Actually the failed Matchstick claimed to be DRM free initially/had DRM as an optional 'stretch goal' that was bolted on and lead to the poor excuses in the end. "We want to support Netflix etc. and failed, sorry people"
Plenty of backers asked for the device, sans DRM, because that's what they (and me) shelled out their money for.
I don't give a damn about DRM and content partners, I wanted a 'beam something to my TV' option. Sad to see that these plans were completely scrapped for another random Chromecast clone..