I couldn't read this rant all the way through. It was simply too much spewing hatred. DRM serves many purposes. It's just as much tamper detection as it is int

I couldn't read this rant all the way through. It was simply too much spewing hatred. DRM serves many purposes. It's just as much tamper detection as it is intentional control. While I want protections for promises implicitly made by products, they are implicit promises. In the end, it's a give and take. We as users get a lot for our money. I'm rarely disappointed by most consumer products - and they tend to be surprisingly feature rich. I look around my house and do not see DRM tragedies but products I like and have enjoyed owning so far. This article is a clickbait rant and I'm honestly sick of it.