>But the issue is not that simple. I think actually it is very simple. Obviously when you wish to watch some movie your privacy should not be compromised to

>But the issue is not that simple. I think actually it is very simple. Obviously when you wish to watch some movie your privacy should not be compromised to the end of your life or the life of your computer. It's too much to demand from customer. Just like when you buy an ice cream you do not expect that seller will be granted rights to visit your home whenever he wants from now on. Very simple. No DRM no problem. If seller sells movies he should not install DRM to the customer nor demand it nor imply it. Because in attempt to control things that are impossible to control one can endanger much more important things which can lead to loosing rights, freedom and democracy and those are much more serious problems then some additional copies of some stupid movies which cannot be prevented anyway.