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Hello! Let's talk about DRM-music. I beleive the DRM system just hurts the rights of the subscribers. I've bought a handful of songs from iTunes and they were found worthless for me (my mp3-player can't support protected format). Is it fair to strip away the DRM for private use as it shown here?
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Re: Audio DRM Protection
If it were a perfect world there would be no need for DRM or laws period. Such is not the case. DRM is there to protect against abuse. In my opinion- IF you do not abuse it, then modifying it to suit your specific and individual circumstance is not a problem.
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Just a note: There was a post about this topic earlier and I kinda came out the gate a little strong. That post and this one are different in that this one refers to "individual" or "private" use. I believe that DRM is there for a good reason. You are legally violating the terms of the agreement you entered into by striping the DRM. But again- I don't have a problem with it if respect for the owner of the music is upheld- i.e. not distributing it to others.
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Re: Audio DRM Protection
Its an old link but it's still good to read there is ways around the drm, you just have to know where to look and what to look for. :P
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