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The big difference is, sending a picture puts it out into the world where it can be forwarded, saved, uploaded to the web, shared with the entire school ... It
by theorique 14y ago
The big difference is, sending a picture puts it out into the world where it can be forwarded, saved, uploaded to the web, shared with the entire school ...
It can get way out of hand.
It's much more of a Pandora's box than the private "show me yours" that you describe.
- Shorel 14y agoWell, this seem to be a good case for the use of DRM. But it's users the ones who will hold the keys for the kingdom, not corporations.
- theorique 14y agoDRM only needs to fail once. Then an image is in the wild and can be endlessly replicated (think Streisand effect / network effect).
- Shorel 14y agoFor a movie, or for the pictures of someone famous? Yes, lots of people will be trying to break that DRM. For a random no-one in some small country? Out of millions of random no-ones? It's a lot better than the current no-protection-at-all scheme.