Thread: The intersection of DRM, fair use, and ereader device spying
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Old 07-20-2012, 02:33 PM   #80
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Originally Posted by DarkScribe View Post
No bounce at all. An official notification is one that adheres to legal requirements, i.e., not one buried in fine print.

An official notification would have you tick a box as you made the purchase, indicating that the item had DRM. I buy a lot of stuff from Amazon and have never seen such a notice.
So you would rather click 6 boxes (one per screen) each time you view an ebook on Amazon? And then 6 more before you purchase?

The TOS is 6 print pages long.
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