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It's sold by arguably the largest DRM provider. Valve just seems think of DRM as a way to keep honest people honest, rather than as something that aspires to b
by amalcon 4y ago
It's sold by arguably the largest DRM provider. Valve just seems think of DRM as a way to keep honest people honest, rather than as something that aspires to be unassailable.
- Gigachad 4y agoIt's a bit different. The Steam Deck is not locked down like consoles are. You can run anything you want on them. They then additionally allow game devs to use steam as DRM for individual games. But you are still free to run whatever software you want.
- amalcon 4y agoRight, it's very different than any other console. It's not particularly out of character for Valve, though, and they are definitely part of the DRM establishment.