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> No. Making a single copy for your own use is still a copyright violation. In some jurisdictions, perhaps, but not in all of them. There isn't one set of univ
by vosper 3y ago
> No. Making a single copy for your own use is still a copyright violation.
In some jurisdictions, perhaps, but not in all of them. There isn't one set of universal copyright law in the world. Eg in New Zealand you are allowed to make a single copy of any sound recording for your own personal use, per device that you will play the sound recording on. I'm sure there are other examples in other countries.
https://www.consumer.org.nz/articles/copyright-law https://www.consumer.org.nz/articles/copyright-law
- adhesive_wombat 3y agoThis is the same in the UK (and not only for sound). If you own the copy, you can make personal copies. You can't share them, and you have to own the original.