Thread: New version of DRM removal tools ("DeDRM")
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Old 11-23-2021, 01:07 AM   #1359
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Originally Posted by lkmiller View Post
I don't worry about privacy with files that are for my own personal use only. Removing the DRM is enough.
I generally remove the remnants of DRM when editing the files. I know I'm paranoid, I just don't know if I am paranoid enough.

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Originally Posted by lkmiller View Post
And I disagree with removing DRM from anything that is on loan.
Totally agree. They are not mine so no reason to need a backup/archived copy.

Since I don't have issues with reading library books within the 7 day loan period I use by default, I'm not very sympathetic to someone who wants to remove the DRM to avoid finishing the book within the loan period. I do have some sympathy for the Kindle owners who can not read an epub library loan since outside ~70% of American libraries, Kindle format library loans are non-existent.
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