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This is still pirating. The fact that you don't share the cracked media doesn't change the fact that you violated the T&Cs. And I'm pretty sure they could sue y
by periheli0n 5y ago
This is still pirating. The fact that you don't share the cracked media doesn't change the fact that you violated the T&Cs. And I'm pretty sure they could sue you for piracy.
- JohnFen 5y agoIn the US, I don't think they could (but it may depend on the details of how you did it). They could sue you for contract violation, but would they? There's no upside for them to do so.
- Volker_W 5y ago> And I'm pretty sure they could sue you for piracy. Afaik, they could in Germany. One of the most BS laws.
- nix23 5y agoYou have a right for a private copy in Germany too, but you are not allowed to use software who can "delete security mechanisms"...that's why it is such a BS law.
- nix23 5y agoIn Switzerland we have a law "right for private copy" and yes you have the right to crack the drm, it's not like that german perversion. Terms are not law, and are most terms are illegal in europe anyway.