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Originally Posted by jphphotography
That's not actually correct, the act of breaking "digital locks" is illegal regardless of what the intent is. I'm not saying I like DRM or agree with it, just trying to clarify the info given to the OP.
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No, you are wrong. Remember, this is an international forum, so laws are different in the different countries.
In 2005 a new section was added to the "copuright law" in Norway that forbid any circumvention of "digital copy protection", though in the very next section this again says: "The provision in the first paragraph shall not preclude the private user adoption of legally acquired works on what is generally regarded as relevant players." (Google Translate, but it makes a very accurate translation).
When interpreted by the lawyers, it was concluded that any or none had the full right to circumvent any digital restrictions *for personal use*.