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Of course. From games to music to movies, when you limit the utility of a legitimately purchased product you will only serve to make the pirated version that mu
by jcscott81 15y ago
Of course. From games to music to movies, when you limit the utility of a legitimately purchased product you will only serve to make the pirated version that much more appealing. Case in point: I can buy a movie from a Hollywood studio in Japan, but I play it on my US DVD player. If I were to pirate that same movie - I can save $20 and watch it anywhere! Localization and DRM = terrible concepts.