Some people in the creative field have sense and don't respect DRM. Check Lexy Alexander's posts on this topic. Check also releases by CD Projekt Red and their

Some people in the creative field have sense and don't respect DRM. Check Lexy Alexander's posts on this topic. Check also releases by CD Projekt Red and their DRM-free games store GOG. We need something like this to eventually succeed and disrupt current messed up DRM situation in video too: https://www.gog.com/forum/general/introducing_gogcom_drmfree_movies/post499 https://www.gog.com/forum/general/introducing_gogcom_drmfree... DRM is and will remain unethical, no matter how much its proponents will try to whitewash it with demagoguery, claiming it's "part of life now". And for the reference, DRM doesn't do anything good for creators. It's always a crooked tool, especially when combined with policy laundering that produces stuff like DMCA 1201.