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From what I've read, it uses a hardware key to limit access to the data. You can actually copy the data onto your desktop, but if your USB isn't plugged in it w
by quicksilver1024 17y ago
From what I've read, it uses a hardware key to limit access to the data. You can actually copy the data onto your desktop, but if your USB isn't plugged in it won't open. I guess the software-side (DRM) wraps around each file and copies the unique serial of the USB drive? So, the data is available only when the serial is detected.