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Originally Posted by Sirtel
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Personally I have no such issues, as ebooks aren't popular here and I don't know anyone besides myself who reads them on a regular basis. Moreover, local ebooks have no DRM, only watermarks. As far as opinions go, methinks it's stupid to leave the DRM in place when one wants someone else to read their ebooks after their passing, no matter what the law says. Of course in my opinion it's also stupid to leave the DRM intact in any case.
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Thus, my investigation into DeDRM ... <chuckle>. But quite apart from that, I object to the 'lifetime license' concept as opposed to eBook *ownership*. DRM just happens to be one tool that empowers The Powers That Be to impose that ridiculous, and IMO unethical restriction of inheritance rights.