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Old 06-07-2012, 07:48 AM   #173
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Originally Posted by ApK View Post
In the US, the DMCA has wording that may seem to make any circumvention of DRM illegal, but courts have disagreed on the meaning, and there is other language in the law that gives reason to disagree on the scope.
Terms of Service often contain "only on the one device" language but TOSes that try to unfairly infringe on consumer's rights are likely to be unenforceable.
Can you direct me to a case on point where courts have suggested that the anti-circumvention portion of the DMCA is not applicable?
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