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Originally Posted by Steven Lyle Jordan
Here's where you should've added the bold. In the end, the only reason people will choose the fair and legal route will be because it's the easy way to go... not because it's fair and legal. (Or, to put another way, when the illegal way to go becomes harder, as in likely to get you in trouble and cost you something.)
Talk to Microsoft. Talk to Adobe. They have DRM systems that work just fine. Working DRM is not impossible. Just sayin'.
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You need to start hanging out with a better class of people. Most of the people that I know prefer the fair and legal route. Most readers that I know wouldn't even begin to know how to go about searching the dark net for freebies. Those that I know who do pirate, tend to do so because originally, that was the only way to get the content they were looking for. There are, of course, a couple who pirate because they don't see any need to pay, but they are very much the exceptions. (and yes, I understand that there are some here who feel that way, but in my experience they tend to be the exception when it comes to consumers)
Which Adobe DRM product are you talking about? I know that the Adobe DRM for epub was cracked very quickly and easily.