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Originally Posted by InlawBiker
Eh, well, I'm not a lawyer but I know a bit about cryptography and programming. I changed the script so I don't always have to type my PID and now I'm digging into the code. The DRM is not circumvented, removed or altered with kindlefix.py. The payload (the e-book) is still encrypted and usable only by the PID(s) used to encode it.
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The meta data is changed and it is not encrypted. What I do not understand is why people comsider the encryption being the only part of the DRM. The bits that kindlefix.py changes is also part of the DRM system.
If it legally is not effective then this is one thing. It is still part of the DRM event if it is not legally effective.