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I've said it before, and I am sure it will be as unpopular now as then: there are people here who should know better, who can see where this road leads, but the
by askyourmother 11y ago
I've said it before, and I am sure it will be as unpopular now as then: there are people here who should know better, who can see where this road leads, but they are selfish "I know DRM is bad, but I got ta have ma Netflix!".
Bad things happen because selfish people want to be spoon-fed digital junk food, and they will accept perverting the open web to achieve it.
At the point the W3C accepted eme/DRM, it was already finished as a standards org, it just didn't realise it yet.
- irae 11y agoI don't see an issue, I don't watch netflix on my browser anymore. IMHO we can live without EME and we can get Netflix proprietary apps natively doing whatever they want to decode DRM on their own. We don't need to break the web for that.