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In the U.S. that is not accurate. Any form of breaking DRM, under the DMCA, is infringement. Even cracking DVD is infringement. Even if the product had a fixed
by devwastaken 5y ago
In the U.S. that is not accurate. Any form of breaking DRM, under the DMCA, is infringement. Even cracking DVD is infringement. Even if the product had a fixed key of 1234.
Even if it were legal with your single product, releasing it to the wider web would be illigal. Same as distributing digital copies is. Again, U.S. copyright law is designed heavily against individual owners. It is designed for big corporations to own anything forever. Research how Disney has changed copyright limits if you don't believe me. Look up copyright cases on YouTube.