Thread: Argument in favor of DRM
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Old 10-22-2014, 09:18 AM   #18
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Originally Posted by webroot View Post
2. DRM can be easily broken is another widespread misconception I have seen, well every encryption can be broken by a skilled hacker but he would probably target popular DRM schemes such as Adobe's etc and then there would be number of other DRM solutions from less known vendor how can a ordinary reader bypass them when no crack is released for them?
I was to buy an eBook for one of my Readers that I cannot remove the DRM from, then I cannot read the eBook as that would be incompatible DRM with my Reader and thus, a waste of money.
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