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Originally Posted by Shaggy
Unstrippable DRM doesn't even make any sense. DRM has to be strippable in order for the legitimate customer to access the content. Unstrippable DRM would mean eBooks that nobody could read, including the customer. I doubt anyone could sell many of those.
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I agree, but a thought just occurred to me. Warning - this is rather pedantic, very theoretical and not at all practical
Someone's signature on here says something like "DRM is like saying you have to red the book in our store". That would be one potential way of preventing piracy - only allow people to read the books while they are under surveillance.
Admittedly, I can't see why anyone would buy into such an idea, but just because I (or you) can't see a way to do it, doesn't mean no-one else can see a way to do it.