Thread: My perspective on buying books with DRM
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Old 05-05-2015, 11:58 AM   #180
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It's a cat and mouse game, one day may come when removing DRM will be impossible or at least it will be very easy to trace the person who removed the DRM or shared it, etc.
Public libraries have e-books. It come a day when the every single book in the public library has a print and ebook version. The reason to have DRM-free books is to read the ebook in any e-reader device.
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