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Because it hard for a single author or organization to enforce across millions of humans. It's like locks on doors. Yea, B&E is illegal and the lock helps as a
by edoceo 6y ago
Because it hard for a single author or organization to enforce across millions of humans.
It's like locks on doors. Yea, B&E is illegal and the lock helps as a forcing function/indicator. Easier to lock a door than chase 100s of thieves.
DRM is like that for a publisher, and digital theft is loads easier than physical theft, otherwise publishers are really set back for getting compensated for their works (see author above).
I get you don't like DRM but should software be a tool for stealing others works?
Note: I loathe DRM but when I pay for content/books, I respect the game.