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In the case of the physical CD example, yes. But in the case of iTunes, there is no physical medium to be the key. Personally, I can't see this company working
by pseudonym 15y ago
In the case of the physical CD example, yes. But in the case of iTunes, there is no physical medium to be the key.
Personally, I can't see this company working unless they can hook into iTune's servers and de-authorize the Apple account from having that song, and I don't foresee that happening at any point.
- ugh 15y agoiTunes doesn’t use DRM anymore so deauthorizing won’t work.
- pseudonym 15y agoIt doesn't, but it's more the fact of "removing your license to re-download the item". Given that this particular attempt at DRM could probably be defeated by right click+copy into the same directory before "selling" the track, deleting off the local machine does absolutely nothing.