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This isn’t the first time for MS, and certainly not the first time the dark side of DRM has shown itself. MSN music: https://www.cnet.com/news/defunct-msn-musi
by nxc18 7y ago
This isn’t the first time for MS, and certainly not the first time the dark side of DRM has shown itself.
MSN music: https://www.cnet.com/news/defunct-msn-music-has-a-drm-controversy-on-its-hands/ https://www.cnet.com/news/defunct-msn-music-has-a-drm-contro...
Zune’s servers shut down in 2017, but at least you could download free MP3 versions of everything. https://www.thurrott.com/music-videos/groove-music/82201/buy-music-zune-2012-please-read https://www.thurrott.com/music-videos/groove-music/82201/buy...
- xvilka 7y agoThe whole Microsoft is one big dark side. Ok, just 80% of it.
- kabdib 7y agoMicrosoft's Games for Windows Live DRM servers had a close call a few years ago as well.
- Arwill 7y agoSeems like that they in a typical Microsoft style tried to link one product to another. I can imagine that the boss of the Edge browser argued to make their bookstore Edge-only, to promote the browser that way. And that move effectively doomed the bookstore. Its like you go to Microsoft site to search for a registry problem, and the support person tells you to use Cortana to search. Because obviously his job is not to solve your registry problem, it is to promote Cortana for Microsoft.