Intimidation is what these copyright monopolists are all about.
> We knew recording was useful, but the app’s ability to apply audio effects anywhere on the Mac carried much less legal peril.
Look at this. Innocent software developers, intimidated by these nebulous "legal perils" of copyright infringement to the point they felt afraid of marketing a perfectly reasonable and legal feature.
I can't possibly be the only person deeply offended by this. We don't need their blessing to record anything. We should be free from their tyranny but it binds us to this day.
> We knew recording was useful, but the app’s ability to apply audio effects anywhere on the Mac carried much less legal peril.
Look at this. Innocent software developers, intimidated by these nebulous "legal perils" of copyright infringement to the point they felt afraid of marketing a perfectly reasonable and legal feature.
I can't possibly be the only person deeply offended by this. We don't need their blessing to record anything. We should be free from their tyranny but it binds us to this day.