Thread: There's a better way to beat the ebook pirates
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Old 04-27-2011, 04:12 PM   #424
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Originally Posted by intheendofdays View Post
I know you are referring to the US but just to remind people that in the UK the law is pretty clear, breaking DRM even for personal back-up is illegal (except on software). Although I don't think this law has been tested in court. That's my understanding anyway.
I don't think it's legal for software either. Certainly not games software, but I don't know what other type would have DRM anyway.
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