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Old 02-06-2012, 06:40 PM   #88
CazMar
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Originally Posted by GreenMonkey View Post
I'm unwilling to substitute my rights to own property for a "license". Pretty soon a DVD will have a disclaimer on it that says "this is only a license". Or a car - "You don't own this car, but only a limited license in which to operate this vehicle as GM sees fit". All because of a shrink-wrapped EULA or something. This methodology is being used to undermine our property ownership rights.

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Pretending everything is just a limited "license" and restricting our right to use our property is a key part of how they keep getting away with DRM.
Yep - if I wanted to buy a "license" then I would do so. I buy, I own. So why do Amazon etc say "buy a book"? Surely this is misleading advertising, they should say "buy a book license".
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