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They mention that these cases are just a few "edge groups". That may be the case, but while these "edge groups" are being punished so much, the remaining 99% of
by TallGuyShort 17y ago
They mention that these cases are just a few "edge groups". That may be the case, but while these "edge groups" are being punished so much, the remaining 99% of the world either doesn't notice the difference between DRM'd content and free content, or they bypass it in two seconds. Heck, they could avoid it all together by illegally downloading an 'unlocked' version of the software.
So where's the gain that justifies the infringement on the rights of 'edge groups'?