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This is how it now works with music, I believe. Apple, Amazon, Bandcamp, etc. all sell you access to DRM-free files along with the ability to download or stream
by smelendez 2mo ago
This is how it now works with music, I believe. Apple, Amazon, Bandcamp, etc. all sell you access to DRM-free files along with the ability to download or stream them in perpetuity.
- StilesCrisis 2mo agoThe iTunes store originally sold m4p (protected) files, not m4a files.
- jamesfinlayson 2mo agoIs it really the ability to download them all in perpetuity? Google Music (RIP) gave you five downloads or something like that and I thought that was on par with Apple Music at least.
- dawidpotocki 2mo agoQobuz always shows me the following message after purchasing (downloads are DRM-free FLACs): > Certain works may be withdrawn from the service for legal reasons, such as a revocation of rights. The titles purchased will then no longer be available for re-download. Download your purchases quickly.