> Is there another way the .gif saying "DRM" on a web page can be deemed ineffective, unless effective means strong? Effective generally means "capable of havi

> Is there another way the .gif saying "DRM" on a web page can be deemed ineffective, unless effective means strong? Effective generally means "capable of having the desired effect". The "DRM" here actually prevents the user from doing something. Unless you use a tool explicitly meant to circumvent it, or manually delve into developer world yourself, you can't just download it. The intent is to stop someone with a viable attack on a DRM system from legally spreading it broadly.