Thread: removing DRM- is this legal?
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Old 05-23-2013, 04:19 PM   #39
NickyWithNook
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I thought distributing books was illegal, and DRM was the means to make that at least more difficult. I didn't know stripping DRM to move books from one e-reader to another was illegal. If B&N goes under and my nook breaks and I want to read the books I've purchased on something else, I'm going to have to strip DRM.
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