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I don't understand what you are arguing here. Quoting from the docs - Android 3.0 includes an extensible DRM framework that lets applications manage protected c

I don't understand what you are arguing here. Quoting from the docs - Android 3.0 includes an extensible DRM framework that lets applications manage protected content according to a variety of DRM mechanisms that may be available... All I am saying is it would still be possible for me to buy a Android device whose maker doesn't implement any DRM at all. Or do you happen to know something that I don't and Google is planning to provide a default mandatory DRM for Android that everyone must carry?

micampe 16y ago
> All I am saying is it would still be possible for me to buy a Android device whose maker doesn't implement any DRM at all. Assuming you can find one that satisfies your requirement. Wanna bet? Hint: DRM is part of newer ARM designs.
- blinkingled 16y ago
  DRM in ARM designs - It has long been there, nothing new. That hasn't changed anything. http://www.arm.com/products/processors/technologies/trustzone.php http://www.arm.com/products/processors/technologies/trustzon... says all Cortex-A class CPUs support it.
masklinn 16y ago
> All I am saying is it would still be possible for me to buy a Android device whose maker doesn't implement any DRM at all No. APKs are DRM-protected.