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DRM by definition is on the client and opaque. I'm not sure where you are getting all that misplaced goodwill and hopes of lack of capabilities
by ksjskskskkk 3y ago
DRM by definition is on the client and opaque.
I'm not sure where you are getting all that misplaced goodwill and hopes of lack of capabilities
- lolinder 3y agoDRM isn't magic. It's still bound by the browsers' security policies, and those policies do not allow tracking by one domain of activity on others that aren't opting in somehow. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence, and my pre-existing hatred for Elsevier isn't evidence of them having capabilities that would make the NSA drool. If students were regularly installing a native app or a browser extension, the tracking claim would make sense, but neither you nor TFA have suggested a valid mechanism for the supposed tracking.
- ksjskskskkk 3y agomost of those examples don't even have a webapp or website.