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I think that this a big step in the right direction. While I don't agree that DRM should exist in most cases, making sure that consumers who bypass DRM for legi
by chacha102 16y ago
I think that this a big step in the right direction. While I don't agree that DRM should exist in most cases, making sure that consumers who bypass DRM for legitimate reasons goes against the general way of thinking that the consumer is a thief (in a good way).
Plus, if there is a clear punishment for preventing consumers from using works under the fair use acts, there might be a good reason for companies to think twice about making their files ultra-super-mega-DRM'd.