Those aren't really arguments in favor of the existence of a boycott, though. iTunes a closer case since they did get rid of it. The disastrous attempts at CD D

Those aren't really arguments in favor of the existence of a boycott, though. iTunes a closer case since they did get rid of it. The disastrous attempts at CD DRM, the Sony rootkit and so on, those are legit though. One of the DMCA's many problems is that it doesn't really matter if the protection is easily broken: the legal jeopardy for doing so remains.