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That argument makes absolutely no sense when you apply it to a company that fought against and removed DRM from their music store many many years ago.
by djrogers 9y ago
That argument makes absolutely no sense when you apply it to a company that fought against and removed DRM from their music store many many years ago.
- brian-armstrong 9y agoThat was a marketing strategy, not something that was necessarily important to Apple. Apple did that to enter a market dominated by downloaded mp3s. Now it doesn't need that position. And besides many people have left the company since then, so a decision change wouldn't be strange. More recently, the Movies and Apps parts of iTunes are very much DRM encumbered.