Some legislations have pretty rubbery rules about "circumventing effective DRM" to tack extra charges onto you if you find a way to save content the content cre

Some legislations have pretty rubbery rules about "circumventing effective DRM" to tack extra charges onto you if you find a way to save content the content creator does not want saved. I would argue that a DRM that can be circumvented is no longer "effective", but lawyers and judges might think differently about that.