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Reversing in order to achieve interop is explicitly legal in EU. Well unless you have to break DRM in process.
by mordae 3y ago
Reversing in order to achieve interop is explicitly legal in EU. Well unless you have to break DRM in process.
- rerdavies 3y agoDoes that render UELA clauses that forbid reverse engineering invalid?
- mech422 3y agoI believe, this 2 stage/project system was how DeCSS for DVDs worked? Someone cracked it and posted the code (for interop, in EU), which could then be picked up/used by other projects as it was 'public knowledge' or some such and didn't expose them to legal risk ?