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Originally Posted by Quoth
Very many retail contracts are either invalid or unenforceable. Also to enforce a contract in most countries requires:
1) A civil case, not criminal.
2) The contract has to be legal under local consumer law, most are not.
3) Even if won, damages are strictly on the loss of revenue, not technically breaking a contract.
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I see that all of that is the case. I suppose that many people are arguing that Amazon (and other tech companies) have a legally invalid DRM model. Is there a clear argument as to why that is?
(I'm not trying to make the argument personally. I spent years liberating my books until I decided it was just too much trouble. Now I just download and read.)