> people who want to compress files in that format will still need a third party app like WinRAR. We would like to believe that loophole will keep the company g

> people who want to compress files in that format will still need a third party app like WinRAR. We would like to believe that loophole will keep the company going for some time. Yeah but like 99.7% of everyone that ever touches a RAR file only do so to extract something. Then again, most of those same people probably use the unlicensed version anyway.