Thread: Password-based DRM has a dim future
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Old 06-06-2011, 04:55 PM   #12
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Originally Posted by Steven Lyle Jordan View Post
All true. But that doesn't mean it's not do-able. Consumers have accepted other more involved technologies and purchasing methods, if it was presented to them as something they wanted, or that it got them something they wanted. Offer the right incentive, and you'll see biometric readers on all hardware devices faster than USB ports proliferated.
I'd be interested in seeing THAT sale.

You've long had the inability to read your B&N books on a Sony device! Now, buy a Simple Touch USB Fingerprint Scanner (TM) so that you won't be able to read your books anywhere except on your finger coded device!!

I mean, maybe one person on earth would buy it. Maybe.
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