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Originally Posted by catsittingstill
And the other thing I have been itching to say all along is that DRM usually ends up hurting innocent people ....
Hurting innocent people while doing nothing to stop real criminals sure looks evil to me.
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I bought a PC game some years ago for £45 ish. It was great, however, now I have windows XP the protection on the game thinks it is a copy and won't run, telling me to insert the original disc - which it is. Something to do with XP I suspect, but that does not make me feel any better not being able to use something I legally bought.
So here I am with a legal copy of the game, and downloading a crack for it so I can use it!
Just an exampe of innocent poeple, being burnt by DRM (And this is not the only example I have) - then 'They' wonder why we (consumers) are resistant to it... (DRM)