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Old 03-28-2008, 12:47 PM   #175
Alisa
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Originally Posted by nekokami View Post
Even encryption that relies on something like the SSN doesn't work if the software to read it isn't supported on a platform you want to use, or loses support over time. eReader is a good example-- won't run on the iLiad or the eBookwise, the two systems I use.
I think the idea is that this would be like a universal DRM that anyone could use. However, this doesn't quite get you past what people do with the file once they've unencrypted it to read it. If you don't need to use their proprietary software to read it, then they can't lock you down from copying or printing it like the current reading software does.
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