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Implement it, but don't implement it properly. Always tell the server (or whatever does the checks) that DRM is available, and that the user is authorized to pl
by captainmuon 13y ago
Implement it, but don't implement it properly. Always tell the server (or whatever does the checks) that DRM is available, and that the user is authorized to play the content. Or add a button or setting to unlock any content.
And even if they implement DRM, I could probably just grab the source and comment out a few ifs, and would be fine (assuming its not just a wrapper for Windows' DRM).
- mercurial 13y agoI don't think it's supposed to work like this. It's not about implementing DRM itself, it's about having a standard API which would allow an opaque binary blob to implement the actual DRM. And then, as the issue points out, possibly extend the reasoning to other elements, like Javascript code.