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Originally Posted by jonathan2022
If you can't convert to other formats then isn't that a form of drm? If it wasn't for jhowell calibre wouldn't have even recognized kfx.
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Legally, no. DRM -- digital rights management -- has a specific legal meaning and specific laws based on that legal definition. An obfuscated, proprietary file/container format does not meet the criteria for DRM. You could easily make a case for such a thing like KFX being anti-competitive and monopolistic but these issues are entirely separate from DRM issues.