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Originally Posted by rdfry
It boggles my mind why anyone that pays for the books that they read and have no plan to redistribute them to others, would worry about removing the DRM. Nothing is going to happen to you. This is a civil matter and no one is going to sue you, over this silliness.
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Originally Posted by kennyc
Exactly!
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Yup! This crap has been going on and blathered about and ignored by the masses forever.
It didn't work for people backing up their records with cassette tapes, or cds dvds, and now ebooks.
The publishers etc. can say what they like, but people are going to consider their ebooks as their property thereby having the right to back them up so that they aren't dependent on any business if said business goes belly up or simply changes their mind and decides to stop keeping their customers copies.
It is an unenforceable law and always will be.