> What good is protection against piracy from people not willing to pirate? It's about business. Protection that works for 99.5% of the population is good enou

> What good is protection against piracy from people not willing to pirate? It's about business. Protection that works for 99.5% of the population is good enough for the old content industries. Netflix couldn't exist in its current form without DRM -- Netflix does not succeed because of novel technologies, but rather because of successful content licensing. To be clear I'm not a fan of DRM, especially not when it's baked into the HTML standard. > And no, pirated content is far more convenient than DRMed content. I didn't say that - you're arguing against a position I didn't state.