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Originally Posted by BionicGecko
One point not mentioned here though is the fact that those purchases are not transferrable to your progeny after death. As far as I know, typical DRM laws allow a person to remove DRM for their own usage only; descendants reading e-books de-DRMed by their parents are effectively committing piracy.
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Pure scaremongering and Corporate propaganda.
The civil contracts that claim that about digital products may be illegal and invalid.
No content provider is going to sue a descendent that has been given a digital library for personal use, in case they lose. They would have to prove a loss. It's not at all like digital content copied to all and sundry or uploaded and shared or sold on the Internet.