Do you have the right to control what runs on your computer when you don't own the copyright? The answer to that is no. This is factually incorrect, as has bee

Do you have the right to control what runs on your computer when you don't own the copyright? The answer to that is no. This is factually incorrect, as has been pointed out elsewhere in this thread. You can do whatever you like with what’s runs on your computer, assuming that you legally acquired it. Feel free to levy a moral objection if you like, but don’t pretend that your personal hangups are reflected in law. Your right to play with something on your computer is the same as your right to remix music you own; it only ends if you try to distribute it.