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This ties heavily with 'right to repair' as a lot of the software/protocol blocks are infact "access controls for copyrighted works". It's often impossible to
by siimtalvik 9y ago
This ties heavily with 'right to repair' as a lot of the software/protocol blocks are infact "access controls for copyrighted works".
It's often impossible to reverse engineer and document a protocol or replace a proprietary tool without breaking DRM first.