And you are entitled to do exactly as you wish - reprogram it, hack it, reverse engineer it. It's when you share your findings with the world that the issue ar

And you are entitled to do exactly as you wish - reprogram it, hack it, reverse engineer it. It's when you share your findings with the world that the issue arises. You may be exposing trade secrets, copyrighted material etc, or enabling others to circumvent copy protection. I don't know about DRM, it's optional in Apple products anyway. I have several Apple devices and have never used any DRM. If you don't like it, don't use it.