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> If you aim for consumer friendliness, you shouldn't do DRM in the first place. > Since DRM is by definition "defective on purpose" (or "defective by design",
by hosh 13y ago
> If you aim for consumer friendliness, you shouldn't do DRM in the first place.
> Since DRM is by definition "defective on purpose" (or "defective by design", as some NGOs say), there is no reason to trust any DRM scheme - p2p or centralized.
Those are unexamined assumptions that are driven more by emotion than anything.
- vog 13y agoIndeed, consumer friendliness is mostly about emotions, that is, keeping your users happy. DRM usually makes users annoyed or even angry.