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> pay $$ to extend it, increasing exponentially each time Doesn't work with DRM protected media. Version 1 will be pulled from circulation shortly before the
by josefx 2y ago
> pay $$ to extend it, increasing exponentially each time
Doesn't work with DRM protected media. Version 1 will be pulled from circulation shortly before the time runs out, version 2 will be slightly altered and qualify for a brand new 14 year copyright. Buyers of version 1 will not receive any refunds and will be expected to pay the full price for version 2.
- exe34 2y agoversion 1 is now in the public domain - What's the issue?
- notpushkin 2y agoApart from having to crack DRM (which has not been a problem so far) I think this should work. Of course, DRM provisions should stop working when a DRM-encumbered media reaches the public domain.
- thayne 2y agoWell, there should be laws to protect consumers from DRM, instead of laws to prevent consumers from circumventing DRM for legal uses, like say consuming the content they paid for on the device of their choice.