I suspect it's because the Publishers don't have a clause in their contracts with the DRM supplies stating that the DRM suppliers must patch any breaks in the DRM system within a certain time frame.
It seems certain that the big music publishers had such a clause in their contracts with Apple.
Paul
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Originally Posted by Robotech_Master
Apple was famous for patching every new Fairplay crack with a new version of iTunes.
But on the other hand, cracks for LIT, Mobi, and eReader have been around for years…and they continue to work.
Why haven't the e-book companies patched their readers to invalidate the cracks?
(Not that I want them to or anything. I'm just curious why they haven't.)
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