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Is it abuse? Are there rules about what sorts of media can and cannot be protected by DRM?
by CobrastanJorji 1y ago
Is it abuse? Are there rules about what sorts of media can and cannot be protected by DRM?
- contextfree 1y agoYeah, technically this seems like exactly a DRM scenario: Party A sends information to party B intended for use in a specific context, but wants to limit the risk of it being stored or forwarded for use by other parties or in other contexts.
- debugnik 1y agoIt's not even DRM, just a Win32 call that hides the window from screen capture. There's no anti-tamper or protected media path.