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Originally Posted by HarryT
Forgive me for saying so, Jon, but in the United States, if you break DRM you are a criminal, and you don't even have the excuse with the MobiPocket format that the "disability exemption" to the DCMA applies - the MobiPocket Reader has no features such as reading aloud which are disabled by DRM.
One may argue that the DCMA is a bad law, but until and unless it is overturned by the courts, it is the law, and if you break it you are committing a crime.
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DMCA is an affront to our rights. I am not going to let some stupid law cause me to have to spend money that I may not have to spend on something I've already spent money on. I do believe that if this went to court, that fair use would win out.