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I've borrowed hundreds of CD from the different public-city-libraries I've been the past 15 years. In France you're allowed to make private copy of books and CD
by edhelas 4y ago
I've borrowed hundreds of CD from the different public-city-libraries I've been the past 15 years. In France you're allowed to make private copy of books and CDs :)
- ushakov 4y agoin Germany if you try to do this, lawyers will show up immediately at your doorstep and will treat you like a criminal
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- sascha_sl 4y agoReally? We have Privatkopie, and last I checked CD Audio was not considered copy protection. You (indirectly, via the manufacturer) already pay a fee to GEMA for every device or data storage media that can be used to make them with the assumption you will. Do it. Unless you thought libraries were a euphemism for torrents.
- ushakov 4y agofrom Wikipedia > Das Gesetz trat am 1. Januar 2008 in Kraft.[7] § 53 Abs. 1 S. 1 UrhG wurde geändert, so dass Privatkopien nicht zulässig sind, sofern zur Vervielfältigung „eine offensichtlich rechtswidrig hergestellte oder öffentlich zugänglich gemachte Vorlage“ verwendet wird. the last sentence says that no public sharing is allowed for copyrighted works doesn’t matter if the distributor is a library or a torrent
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- blibble 4y agohow could they find out unless you tell them?
- plonk 4y agoThere's no way any public library near me has more than 10% of what I listen to currently. They have famous bands and mainstream albums from my country and that's it. I hate most of it.