The interview seems a bit odd. The quote in the title isn't present in the interview text. I hope the interviewers didn't decide to paraphrase him for that quot

The interview seems a bit odd. The quote in the title isn't present in the interview text. I hope the interviewers didn't decide to paraphrase him for that quote. They also quote him as saying "digital rights management", which is a phrase he absolutely abhors and instead says "digital restrictions management". I find it surprising that he really said a phrase that he only mentions when he wants to mock it. Other than that, the interview is standard rms. It's somehow reassuring that you due to his unerring constancy over the decades, you can predict the nature of his response before you read them. I like that rms is our faithful beacon in this age of widespread user surveillance and digital control.