Copyright law is not caught up to how computers operate. There are still arguments that executing a program is creating a copy (into memory) in violation of co

Copyright law is not caught up to how computers operate. There are still arguments that executing a program is creating a copy (into memory) in violation of copyright law. That it is only allowed since the EULA permits it. There is no way to display a picture on two different computer on internet without making many copies in process. Arguments can commence on whether they're transitory or tangible copies according to law.