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Originally Posted by Xenophon
But using DRM removal software to remove DRM from legitimately acquired content for personal use only (more strictly -- staying within existing fair-use guidelines) may or may not violate the DMCA.
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This example even goes beyond that. We're talking about content that isn't copyrighted. In such a situation, I don't think the DMCA even applies.
The DMCA is specifically about preventing the circumvention of DRM protection on copyrighted works. The question asked was about works that are public domain. No copyright means no DMCA.