> DRM punishes paying customers and does nothing to stop piracy. That's not necessarily true. I agree with the DVD example, but for example, I've almost never

> DRM punishes paying customers and does nothing to stop piracy. That's not necessarily true. I agree with the DVD example, but for example, I've almost never had any issues with Netflix's DRM. I can even pre-load videos on phone/tablet, and for the most part it works as expected. Same thing with Steam, it's fairly transparent to the user. Yes there are bad DRMs out there, but there can be a balance when done right where it doesn't hurt the customer and provides more value than pirating (like Steam).