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Originally Posted by DaleDe
I find it interesting that LIT is considered easy to remove but requires a purchased copy in order to remove it since I believe the removal tool depends on you owning a legitimate copy. I believe this is an interesting side note.
Dale
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Yes... and no. I've had this discussion before here I think. None of the DRMs have actually been "cracked". People have just determined how to decrypt them if the key is known. So, if you have the key that was used to create the LIT file, then you can remove the DRM. This is pretty much true for any DRM scheme... since something that legitamatly reads the file needs to have the key to decrypt it.
I think "easy" means that the tools to do so are readily avialable. I can remove the encryption from any LIT if I have the keys for it... even if I didn't buy it.
BOb