All DRM is a non-solution really. Some are just non-er than others.
Its like the first law of "info-dynamics": 'If you can watch it, you can copy it'.
Anyone actually paying for a DRM scheme feels to me to be of the same caliber as someone investing in a perpetual motion machine. They're determined to get ripped off throwing good money after bad. Why try any harder than you have to to accept their money?
Its like the first law of "info-dynamics": 'If you can watch it, you can copy it'.
Anyone actually paying for a DRM scheme feels to me to be of the same caliber as someone investing in a perpetual motion machine. They're determined to get ripped off throwing good money after bad. Why try any harder than you have to to accept their money?