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Originally Posted by Joe563
"B&N's DRM is from Adobe...". No, it is the reverse, Barnes and Noble have licensed their version of DRM to Adobe so the more recent versions of the Abobe SDK have two DRM schemes. It is up to individual vendors as to whether they will use both schemes on their devices.
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It uses Adobe content server for the DRM with Adobe encryption methods, in my mind that makes it Adobe DRM. The only thing that makes it the same as eReader/PeanutPress DRM is that it uses the CC# and your name for the encryption, however it can also use anything else any vendor wants to use for the password. B&N did a deal with Adobe because then they don't have to pay the same fees as other vendors using content server. Folks from Adobe have been on here and commented about this.