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Originally Posted by DawnFalcon
(Also, you're quite wrong - example: One Time Pads. Immune to "breaking" when used correctly)
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DRM being ineffective has nothing to do with the strength of the encryption scheme. You don't get around DRM by brute force breaking of the encryption. You could have completely unbreakable encryption, but the DRM would still be useless.
The problem with DRM is that they're trying to use encryption to protect against something that encryption does not protect against. Namely, the legitimate use and the illegitimate use are done by
the same person.