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Originally Posted by Abecedary
You'd still need to have a license to include the font in the epub, and the fee would likely be based on sales figures. But pseudo-encryption is more likely to make the foundries a bit more at-ease with the idea of epub font embedding.
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If you subset and scamble it, it is the same thing as including it in PDF which is mostly allowed. The problem is that if you
sell that EPUB (or PDF for that matter), you may need some additional license (e.g. see language on this page:
http://www.itcfonts.com/About/Embedding.htm). Licenses are not technology or format-based, but usage-based.