Thread: Where is the stripping of DRM legal?
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Old 04-21-2009, 06:58 AM   #17
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Originally Posted by tompe View Post
I do not think that was a specific rumour that appeared.

What is true is that your electronics can be confiscated when entering the US without any suspicion:

http://blog.unila.ac.id/muji/2008/08...d-your-laptop/
At the time it was widely reported that one of the things that would be looked for was material that violated copyright. Has that been substantiated? And would it extend to DMCA violations (if in fact that's what might be involved in breaking DRM for personal use; I'm not sure)?
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