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Well... as you may know, I'm very outspoken about DRM on e-books. I also know a lot about the history of DRM, and companies that just left their customers hanging when they went out of business; saddling customers hundreds or thousands of euro's of inaccessible or lost content.
I once wrote a post here on MobileRead about why encryption DRM was bad, and why I would never buy content that can not be un-DRM-ed (except if I don't care to lose said content, such as some $5 play-once-and-forget games at Steam).
GoodEReader took that post, and made an article out of it, stating that it was written 'by an expert in the field of publishing.' If I remember correctly, I even mentioned that here on MR.
Since that time, GoodEReader has been marked as an untrustworthy source for me.
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