The flip side of this is when software intentionally does not implement adherence to the rules in play. As an example, in what I call the "License Compliance S

The flip side of this is when software intentionally does not implement adherence to the rules in play. As an example, in what I call the "License Compliance Shakedown", the DRM software used does not prevent usage outside the license usage terms. A year, two, three go by, and an audit is conducted and "true up" fees are demanded at threat of lawsuit. Flexera pioneered this model, and works with their customers to adopt it. I would say it is a small but not insignificant part of what is pushing companies towards open source.