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I actually wondered initially, even if CDL was legal, how are they going to enforce the actual Controlled part? What's the standard for that? Is simply not hav
by gjsman-1000 4y ago
I actually wondered initially, even if CDL was legal, how are they going to enforce the actual Controlled part? What's the standard for that?
Is simply not having a download button sufficient? Do you need to prevent people from right-clicking and choose "Save Image"? Or do you need to run the book through a video stream encrypted with Widevine L3 so screenshots don't work? Or heck, why not Widevine L1 which requires hardware not found on Windows because L3 will always be exploitable?
- schroeding 4y agoAdobe Digital Editions DRM and watermarking appear to be popular. It's definitely breakable (e.g. with Calibre and DeDRM, this is even required if you use an obscure E-Reader which does not support it), but secure enough that the publishers are happy.