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There is one, in the sense that the law states you cannot use the digital contents any way you like - you can only use the digital contents for your own persona
by gjsman-1000 4y ago
There is one, in the sense that the law states you cannot use the digital contents any way you like - you can only use the digital contents for your own personal, home use.
However, the physical disk is protected by First Sale Doctrine. You can sell it, rent it, auction it, destroy it, whatever you want. The same applies to, say, your laptop. You can do whatever you physically want to your laptop, even if you can't copy your Windows license wherever you like.
- Retric 4y agoWhich is why you can lend people the physical disk for someone to use at home, but can’t stream people the DVD.