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Old 11-24-2011, 02:21 AM   #37
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Currently, removing DRM is considered circumvention, and thus is illegal.
Do you know of anyone who has ever been charged or sued for removing DRM for his or her own personal use?

Removing DRM from a file that one has bought and spent money on for ones own personal use cannot be shown to have done any harm to the vendor. So if one was charged or sued the case would be laughed out of court.
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