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Originally Posted by HarryT
It's not a red herring. Remember that Amazon too do time-limiting DRM, for their "Kindle Owners' Lending Library", and also for textbook rental. I maintain my view that time-limiting is an entirely legitimate use for the technology, and that Adobe can't be "demonised" for providing a tool to meet that need.
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Yes they can because they are scanning my computer for files when I don't give them permission to. It's not even in their TOS when you install the app, you have to GO FIND IT. That's bull crap and shady.
Having a time sensitive DRM mechanism reading WITHIN their own architecture is fine, and I agree, it's a good use of the technology. When they begin to reach PAST their software and into other places on my hard drive they have no business being, THEN I have a problem.