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DRM usually enforces many more restrictions than necessary to protect the copyright holder's rights, though. For instance when it prevents you from playing a mu
by lgeorget 8y ago
DRM usually enforces many more restrictions than necessary to protect the copyright holder's rights, though. For instance when it prevents you from playing a music track on your OS because the only music player able to play the track doesn't support it.
- scarface74 8y agoDRM for music you buy hasn’t been a thing in the industry since 2008.
- dogma1138 8y agoSo do most contracts, no one forces you to consume DRM protected content. The fact that a particular instance of DRM is bad is really not relevant and if we are honest about you are likely deflecting since people who are against DRM are against it period they aren’t against bad DRMs and they don’t want to cooperate with the industry to make good ones.